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digital supply chain

International Standards for formatting master data can lower procurement and inventory costs and at the same time reduce supply chain risk.

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Memberships designed to meet specific supply chain requirements

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Electronic Commerce Code Management Association (ECCMA)

We are a community committed to improving supply chain performance and security using international standards to improve the quality of master data.

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Supply Chain Data Formatting Clause

Mandate the identification and description of products (technical specifications) and company data provided by suppliers within your procurement process. Click the image.

Become a Member of ECCMA

The best way to prepare for the future is to strengthen your supply chain data today; ECCMA is your expert partner. Gain access to the resources and tools you need to improve the data that drives your supply chain.

Full

$5,000/year

A company, government agency, or other organization relying on quality master data for purchasing and inventory management. You understand that trust in master data is paramount.

Associate

$500/year

A manufacturer, supplier or service provider working to deliver quality portable data to existing and prospective customers.

Professional Member

$50/year

A data and/or business systems professional (individual) wishing to become recognized as a member of the ECCMA community, who is committed to the development and implementation of standards and best practices for quality data in the supply chain.

ISO Technical Advisors Group (TAG)

$6,000/year

Company domiciled in the United States of America looking to participate in the development of ISO standards under Technical Committee 184 (ISO/TC 184) Automation systems and integration or its sub committees.