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Pulp, paper and paper products including handling proposed changes, and working to extend it to additional market segments in the paper and forest products industry and its supply chains. Segment Implementation Groups (SIGs) highlight those aspects of the papiNet® standard that are of immediate importance to their market segment. SIGs formed within papiNet, because it was recognised that trading partners may specialise in a particular market segment and may not need to implement features contained within the standard that apply to another market segment. SIGs have created market specific recommendation and reference implementations of the papiNet® standard in the following areas: Book, Carton Board, Fine Paper, Label Stock, Packaging/Containerboard, Publication Papers, Pulp, Recovered Paper, and Wood Products. The goal of these market specific guidelines is to afford the specific market segment participants the opportunity to implement a common message subset of the standard. Exhibit 4-2: papiNet® Organisation papiNet NA Membership Board papiNet Executive Committee Board papiNet Euro Membership Central Work Group Segment Implementation Groups • Book • Fine Paper • Label Stock • Packaging/Contai nerboard • Publication Papers • Pulp • Recovered Paper • Timber/Lumber The members of papiNet® represent companies drawn from across the entire pulp and paper business value system: cataloguers, consumers, corrugators, end customers, merchants and exporters, printers and converters, producers, publishers (magazine, newspaper), pulp, recovered paper, suppliers and solution providers. 4.1.3 papiNet® Standards The papiNet® standards are open and freely available. Critical mass is achieved by involving key players globally and across the supply chain. The history of this standard is shown in the Fact Box. The standard Version 2.31 published in April 2006 is a collection of over 30 different standardised XML messages, together with specific data definitions, market sector specific implementation guides and recommended business rules. For ease of understanding and presentation, the set of messages are listed alphabetically by selected range of market segments in Exhibit 3-3. Although listed only once, most message documents (e.g. Load Tender) are applicable in all market segments. 90
Pulp, paper and paper products Exhibit 4-3: papiNet® Standard Version 2.31 Messages Paper, Pulp, Recovered Paper Book Manufacturing Wood Products Label Stock Availability, Business Acceptance, Business Acknowledgement, Call-Off, Complaint, Complaint Response, Credit Debit Note, Delivery Instruction, Delivery Message, Goods Receipt, Information Request, Inventory Change, Inventory Status, Invoice, Load Available, Load Tender, Load Tender Response, Order Confirmation, Order Status, Planning, Product Attributes, Product Performance, Product Quality, Purchase Order, RFQ, RFQ Response, Scale Ticket, Shipment Status, Usage Book Specification, Delivery Message, Inventory Disposition Instructions, Order Confirmation, Order Status, Purchase Order, Shipping Instructions Call-Off, Delivery Message, Invoice, Order Confirmation, Purchase Order Packing List Fact Box History of papiNet 1999: European paper companies in the printing industry and their main German customers initiate development of XML business transaction standards. Similar initiative established within GCA in North America. 2000: European papiNet® Consortium is formalised by group of CEPI companies. GCA adopt 5 message standards developed by Time Inc. and Stora Enso NA. The European and North American organisations, recognising that global standards are needed, combine their efforts and issue joint draft papiNet® standard in December 2000. 2001: papiNet® Standard Version 1.0 (June 2001). Scope is messages for ordering of publishing paper, fine paper and packaging paper: Purchase Order, Order Confirmation, Call Off, Delivery Message, and Invoice. 2002: papiNet® Standard Version 1.10 (February 2002) extended to include pulp products and 5 new messages. Version 2.00, a major non-backward compatible version, introduces XML Schemas 64 , eBMS, SOAP-ebXML interoperability guidelines and 6 new messages. 2003: papiNet® Standard Version 2.10 (April 2003) and Version 2.11 (September 2003, updated May 2004) includes XBITS (XML Book industry Transaction Standards) and WoodX (Mechanical Wood Processing Industry standards) and 6 new Messages. NPTA Alliance becomes a sponsoring association on behalf of the paper distribution industry. 2004: papiNet® Standard Version 2.20 (June 2004) includes Label Stock (packing list). 2005: papiNet® Standard Version 2.30 (May 2005, Updated December 2005) includes transport and warehouse logistics and 2 new messages. 2006: papiNet® Standard Version 2.31 (April 2006) 64 A description of a type of XML document, typically expressed in terms of constraints on the structure and content of documents of that type, above and beyond the basic syntax constraints imposed by XML itself. 91
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