Building Blocks of Trusted Digital Trade - An Update on the UN/CEFACT Family of Standards and Products

HAPPY TO REPORT THAT WE HAVE RESCHEDULED THIS WEBINAR FOR 25/26 AUGUST.

Digital product passports, due diligence, sustainability reporting and other trade regulations all depend on trusted information being shared between organisations. But how can that happen when every organisation uses different software, systems and platforms?

The answer is an ecosystem of interoperable standards, vocabularies, registries and digital protocols that allow trusted information to move seamlessly across organisations.

It’s the UN/CEFACT family of standards and products, and it continues to evolve rapidly. But that’s ok - we’re here to keep Trust Architects updated.

The final public review of UNTP has concluded and version 1.0 is imminent. GRID is now out for public review, alongside a growing set of complementary components that support trusted, interoperable digital trade.

Join us for a briefing on where things stand across the UN/CEFACT portfolio, including UNTP, UNVTD, GRID, the UNTP Core Vocabulary and the long-established UN/LOCODE, and how these pieces work together to enable trusted information exchange.

We figured the best way to provide a Global Registry Information Directory (GRID) update is to invite the UN project lead to help deliver it. Great news: John Phillips has agreed to join Zachary Zeus for this Pyx Trust Architecture Education Series webinar. Don’t miss it!

Whether you’re shaping policy, leading an industry initiative or developing digital solutions, this session will help you understand what’s changing, what to watch next, and how these developments fit into the future of interoperable trade.

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