Dear List,
I have been requested to post the reply to my questions.
I have removed the names of the people sending the information as they sent
it to me individually, but I would like to thank them for their replies.
A web site I found at UN/ECE called the "National Trade Facilitation
Contacts Worldwide" page. http://www.unece.org/cefact/trafix/bdy_part.htm
was useful
The answers I received were
- "I have not worked with anyone in Korea. However; I have worked with Hong
Kong, Japan, and others in the Asian area. Try Advantis as a van for that
area. Advantis has a hub in Japan and was easy to work with to setup
trading
partners."
- "I am not aware of all the vendors who are operating in Korea, however, I
do
know GE GXS (Global Net Exchange) has a good presence in Korea. A good start
is with EAN Korea. You can get the link to EAN Korea from the EAN
International site. EAN Korea supports EANCOM implementation guidelines of
CEFACT/ EDIFACT. There are some effort of EAN Korea in setting up a item
catalogue to facilitate cCommerce."
- "Please reply to the list. I am also interested in finding out how to
connect to our suppliers in South Korea."
- The KIEC is the peak body for edifact in Korea. They have a web site
http://www.kiec.or.kr/ and they may be able to give you a non commercial
perspective.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wakelam Paul (RBAU/LOG)
> Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 9:15 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: EDi in Korea
>
> All,
> I am trying to arrange connections to vendors in Korea and I am having
> problems.
>
> 1/ 1 vendor quoted a price from a vendor of $ 210 K US to connect 1
> vendor to 1 customer.
> 2/ Is EDi common in Korea ?
> 3/ What VANS are there in Korea ?
> 4. What translators provide support from a local office ?
>
> regards Paul
>
>
>
>
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