Trade digitisation’s bumpy road to interoperability
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Digital Standards Initiative (DSI) and Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) hosted a closed-door roundtable of industry leaders (including representatives of banks, fintech firms, large corporates, and government agencies) to discuss, under Chatham House rules, the state of trade digitalisation and prospects for interoperability in the foreseeable future.
This resulted in the creation of this magazine in collaboration with the ICC-DSI. Special thanks to Pamela Mar, Managing Director at ICC-DSI and Oswald Kuyler, Head of Digital Standards Initaitive at Asian Development Bank (ADB) who helped produced and organised this magazine.
From This Publication: Trade digitisation’s bumpy road to interoperability : Trade digitisation’s bumpy road to interoperability
Follow the bumpy road: Why the push for interoperability and data standards?
The push for interoperability and data standards A central theme in the roundtable was the universal support for interoperability to
Technology as a bridge and its limitations
In discussing how to transition from today’s paper-reliant reality to a digitally native future, participants explored the role of technology,
Getting to interoperability: Perspectives
The roundtable featured a diverse mix of stakeholders, and not surprisingly, different perspectives emerged on how best to digitalise trade
Trade platforms vs. ERP integration: Finding the right strategy
A key question related to interoperability is how to ensure that the multiple digital islands and separate networks end up