Electronic Data Transfer - How Can it Become Business as Usual

870891

04/07/1987

Event
Computer Graphics Conference and Exposition
Authors Abstract
Content
McDonnell Douglas recognizes that advancing technology is moving industry toward a totally electronic data transfer environment. The question was raised as to how did this relate to MDC's contractual obligations.
A study of the data requirements, established by Contract, for several MDC component companies was conducted. This study identified approximately 2000 data requirements drivers (contractual specifications/standards) imposed on the various MDC components.
Four areas of focus for these requirements documents were identified: product definition/reprocurement data, configuration management, technical publications (ILS) and cost/management data. The relationship of these requirements to the business environment was identified and the significance they hold toward effectively implementing a “paperless” business environment analyzed.
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.4271/870891
Pages
4
Citation
Gold, W., "Electronic Data Transfer - How Can it Become Business as Usual," SAE Technical Paper 870891, 1987, https://doi.org/10.4271/870891.
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Publisher
Published
Apr 7, 1987
Product Code
870891
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English