CustomUBL is an on-line application designed and developed to enable the consultation, navigation and customization of UBL schema documents through the introduction of simple constraints and co-constraint.
CustomXSD is a web application for the consultation, the exhaustive navigation and customization of XML Schema documents through the definition of simple constraints and co-constraint (XML Schema 1.1)..
CP-NET (Collaboration Protocol - Networking Enterprises Technology) is a software application set to enable enterprises, cooperating through a collaborative framework ebXML-based, to achieve and to perform Business Collaborations.
Energy Efficiency training courses for clothing industry (SESEC project)
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Training courses developed in the SESEC project framework to introduce best practices and self-assessment tool for energy efficiency. Languages: Italian, English, German, Romanian, Bulgarian, Portuguese.
Feasibility study on interoperability in Energy Communities
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Feasibility study concerning the design and adoption of interoperability specifications implementing data exchange and indicators that estimate evolution and performance of energy communities.
MSH2 is a Message Service Handler implementation supporting ebxml Message Service (ebMS) specification and SMTP communication protocol. MSH2 is developed in Visual Basic .NET language with MS Visual Studio 2005, it is a part of CP-NET.
The Ontology Explorer is a web tool with a dynamic interface and based on the last AJAX technologies (GWT) for the visualization, the navigation and the research on every OWL Ontology in the Web.
Report: Time for Energy Efficiency in Textiles SMEs
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The final public report "Time for Energy Efficiency in Textiles SMEs" has been published by the SET project; the report provides insight of what has been achieved and what will be pursued by textile companies of 12 countries in the near future.
Report: Trends and opportunities in interoperability standardisation: the perspective of the COIN Integrated Research project
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A generic methodology to master the complexity of the relationships between outcomes of a complex IT research project (like COIN is) and current standardisation activities running in a multiplicity of bodies and consortia.