BIC says e- unity is key

Daniel Thomas
Twenty leading technology firms, including IBM, Intel and Microsoft, have formed a non-profit consortium aimed at uniting...

Daniel Thomas
Published: 07 Dec 2000 0:00

Daniel Thomas

Twenty leading technology firms, including IBM, Intel and Microsoft, have formed a non-profit consortium aimed at uniting e-business technology priorities.

The Business Internet Consortium (BIC) is forming workgroups to address key e-business implementation issues, such as the use of XML and other technologies to transform traditional business practices into e-business practices and improving the exchange of e-business information over multiple devices.

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