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API Staff Contact: Desiree Burnley American Petroleum Institute 1220 L Street, NW Washington, DC 20005-4070 P: 202-682-8504 F: 202-682-8207 E: burnleyd@api.org |
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Standards & Guidelines Subcommittee |
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Who We Are Members of the PIDX Standards & Guidelines Subcommittee are a blend of people with disparate interests and talents who come together to address our industry's Electronic Commerce (EC) requirements. Our members with a business background provide a valuable contribution to the team by articulating our industry's requirements in a clear and meaningful manner. Our information technologists are there to ensure the solutions to our industry's requirements are those that are the most effective and efficient with respect to ASC X12, UN/EDIFACT, and XML architecture. What We Do PIDX is an aggressive, goal-oriented organization that offers benefits and services that assures you and your company will always be a part of the EC process. The PIDX Standards & Guidelines Subcommittee is your company's link to the national and international forums for EC standards development and maintenance. This committee represents the industry's interests in all facets of the EC standards development process. Standards & Guidelines Subcommittee members attend ASC X12 Trimester Meetings to monitor and ensure the PIDX Specific Interest Groups (SIGS) and the industry have adequate representation and a voice in the standards-setting arena. The PIDX Standards & Guidelines Subcommittee is also there to serve each SIG in their unique EC standards development and maintenance efforts as well as assist them in the application and implementation of existing EC standards to satisfy focused business requirements. PIDX Standards & Guidelines Subcommittee Contact: Standards & Guidelines Subcommittee Chair Jana Schey, PMP OFS Portal LLC Ph. 832-681-7319 jschey@ofs-portal.com Workgroups There are 5workgroups within the PIDX Standards Subcommittee: Business Messages, Business Processes, Classification, and Global Business Practices Work Group. Business Messages Workgroup: This workgroup develops and maintains PIDX's business message standards for electronic commerce, encourages the adoption and use of PIDX's business message standards, and collaborates with other industries in developing standards for the oil and natural gas industry. View BMWG page Chair: Charles Sewell Baker Hughes 281-209-7640 charles.sewell@bakerhughes.com Steve Robinson Vice Chair Techstone Technology Partners 832-656-4235 srobinson@techstonellc.com Business Process Workgroup: The purpose of this workgroup is to develop business process guidelines (BPG) to support oil and gas industry eBusiness initiatives. View BPWG page Chair: Anthony Aming (Tony) Baker Hughes 281-209-7117 anthony.aming@bakerhughes.com Global Business Practices Workgroup:The purpose of this workgroup is to develop and document best practices for global e-Commerce in the Oil & Gas industry. PIDX members were motivated to undertake this task by challenges encountered while implementing e-Commerce in the global marketplace. Classification Workgroup: this workgroup develops and maintains PIDX's standards that describe the physical characteristics of oil and natural gas products, equipment and services to facilitate electronic transactions and invoice, contract and field ticket reconciliation. These standards use a noun/modifer/attribute structure with noun/modifer definitions, rationalized attribute labels and UNSPSC coding linked to each item. View CWG page sparesFinder paul.mayer@sparesfinder.com Downstream Workgroup: this workgroup is charged with maintaining existing applications that facilitate the electronic data interchange of information pertaining to the sale of refined petroleum products as well as developing new standards and methodologies. View the Downstream page Ann Rolison, Vice-Chair Petroleum Industry Data Dictionary (PIDD) Workgroup: this workgroup is charged with improving and maintaining the PIDD. |
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