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Mr. Mark J. Yader
Director
GE Global eXchange Services
100 Edison Park Drive
Gaithersburg, MD 20878, United States
Phone: +1 301 340 5466
Email: mark.yader@gxs.com
Web: www.gxs.com

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Mark has more than 30 years of technology development and consulting experience focusing on data networking, B2B messaging, EDI and e-Commerce solutions. Mark has worked for Global eXchange Services (GXS, formerly GEIS) over 20 years and has held management positions in engineering, product management, proposal development, technical consulting and, most recently in solutions architecture. He has also participated in several industry groups including AIAG, CIDX, and AISI. Mark has been assigned some of the most challenging project management responsibilities throughout his career supporting clients such as Apple, Phillip Morris and Ford Motor Company. Mark has been heavily involved with implementation of secure Internet-based messaging protocols (e.g., AS2, S/FTP and RNIF) and serves on the steering committee of the ebXML Joint Marketing Team (JMT) and the eBusiness Work Group at the UN/CEFACT Forum (TMG-EBWG).

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The acceptance of XML Messaging as the defacto standard for B2B standards and the associated commitment from Industry Associations to drive these standards into their end-to-end supply/demand chains has been nothing less than phenomenal. XML Standards have become a fever. What the Hi-Tech industry developed (RosettaNet standards), the Chemical Industry adopted quickly and customized to their needs (e-Standards). Working with the AIAG, GM, Covisint and other have launched major initiatives to utilize ebMS as their next generation Business Quality Messaging (BQM) standard. The most successful program involved the adoption of EDI-INT AS2 in the Retail market. Over the past year, Wal*Mart announced its migration from legacy BSC and FTP communications to AS2 and mandated their supplier community to move with them. Although EDI documents still flow over these AS2 sessions, new initiatives like UCCnet and CPFR will drive more XML messaging in the CPG and other retail market segments. To borrow a concept made famous by Geoffrey A. Moore, XML Technologies has moved "beyond the chasm" !!

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