> >If XML doesn't measure up as a technology for building B2B applications,
> >what's the point of continuing to migrate to an XML-centric model over
the
> >next two years?
>
> Ken, please don't make the error of generality in supposing that I express
> the views of all of Cisco Systems. I only express the views of Steve
> Bollinger.
I'm not attributing that decision to you, but presumably you recognize
someone sees a benefit from using XML for trading relationships, or why plan
to migrate 200 trading partners to an XML-based model?
Perhaps there's another way to look at this -- has anyone said "In the next
two years at Cisco, we plan to grow our X12 applications by an additional
200 trading partners." That would certainly be counter to the trends being
reported by organizations such as Forrester Research.
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