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Speaking of Business.....

AVDL V1.0

CAP V1.0

DITA V1.0

DocBook V4.1

DSML V2.0

ebXML CPPA V2.0

ebXML MSG V2.0

ebXML RIM V2.0

ebXML RIM V3.0

ebXML RS V2.0

ebXML RS V3.0

OpenDocument V1.0

SAML V1.0
SAML V1.1 and
SAML V2.0

SPML V1.0

UBL V1.0

UBL NDR V1.0

UDDI V2 and
UDDI V3.0.2

WSDM-MOWS V1.0

WSDM-MUWS V1.0

WS-Reliability V1.1

WSRP V1.0

WSS SAML and
REL Profiles

WSS V1.0

XACML V1.0 and
XACML V2.0

XCBF V1.1


Little did you know we had so many dielects in speaking of business....the technology around this dielects is rapidly maturing....Although basic transactions remain same...novel business processes are being woven around the data created using these dielects...

Frameworks are being built to leverage the intelligence that can be derived from these processes....Buzzwords like Business Process Monitoring(BPM), Corporate Process Monitoring(CPM) are used to describe this convergence of Historical data and real-time data for effective decision making...

This is just the tip of the iceberg....As standards get matured....We can expect third party data sources bieng used for correllation and benchmarking process metrics across the across the industry verticals in real-time...Resulting in constant process innovation to stay ahead in the industry....


It is important to build a simple, secure and scalable infrastructure and flexible process configuration capabilty to leverage these emerging languages of business into innovative business processes.

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