CompTIA Membership Programs & Sections

CompTIA e-Business Groups

EIDX (Electronic Information Data Exchange)
EIDX (Electronic Information Data Exchange) defines industry standard approaches to integrate across disparate e-Commerce and enterprise application integration technologies.

EEC (European E-Business Council)
The EEC provides a forum for members to discuss interoperability in B2B E-business and enterprise application integration.

RFID
CompTIA is committed to advancing the adoption of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology throughout the computer, electronics and information technology (IT) industries.

CompTIA & e-Business

The CompTIA e-Business & Software Solutions group promotes collaboratively defined business and technology standards for business transactions among supply chain partners in the computing industry. The group also supports SoftwareCEO, a newsletter and informational portal for software executives.

CompTIA's e-business initiatives intend to develop and expand e-Business practices and technologies, including:

  • Reducing time-to-market for e-Business products and services
  • Reducing e-Business product development and implementation costs
  • Introduce electronic technologies into new markets
  • Enhance productivity of e-Business systems
  • Penetrate new markets and leverage brand awareness

CompTIA e-Commerce initiatives leverage memberships' experience and expertise by identifying, influencing and implementing best practices for electronic transactions in the rapidly converging computer and communications markets. Maintaining close relationships with significant e-commerce players encourages members to participate in shaping the industry as they grow their businesses.

CompTIA actively collaborates with various e-commerce, standards-setting organizations through our workgroups and staff efforts, and we continue to have a close working relationship with the European Committee For Standardization/Information Society Standardization System (CEN/ISSS), OASIS/ebXML, OASIS/UBL, Open Applications Group, Inc. (OAGI), RosettaNet and other XML standards.