AEC National and International Roles:
• Head of Delegation for Australia to United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UN/CEFACT), United Nation Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). Role commissioned by Standards Australia and Australian Government Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (DCITA). See: www.unece.org/cefact/
• Head of Delegation for Australia Asia Pacific Council for trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (AFACT). Role commissioned by Standards Australia. See: www.afact.org
• Chairperson IT-033 e-Business Architecture and Data Exchange. Role commissioned by Standards Australia. See: www.standards.org.au
• Chairperson IT-034 (2005/6) Automatic Identification and Data Capture Techniques. Role commissioned by Standards Australia. See: www.standards.org.au
• Chairperson & Founding director (2005/6) Radio Frequency Identification Association of Australia (RFIDAA). AEC was the lead company of the consortium that established the RFIDAA based on funding (AUD $100,000) provided by the Victorian Government under the “Next Wave” programme 2004. See: www.rfidaa.org and www.vic.gov.au
• Chairperson (Founding) and Project Manager of the Global Modelers Reference Initiative (MRI). “Accelerating the uptake of the UN/CEFACT standards”. Role commissioned by UN/CEFACT.
• Chairperson of the UN/CEFACT Business Processes Analysis working group (TBG14) Developing the International Supply Chain Reference Model and Common Business Processes Catalog
• Project Manager BizDex Phase 2 project. AEC led the consortium of (Telstra, GS1 Red Wahoo, bREX, AEC) to the DCITA Information Technology Online (ITOL) funded project (AUD $130,000) to: “Establish BizDex as the national, trusted not-for-profit entity to accelerate the progress and uptake within Australia’s industry of best practice approaches to electronic business. These best practice approaches require the implementation of a national registry and services infrastructure to support the accelerated uptake of e-commerce for the government and business.” See www.govdex.gov.au ; www.bizdex.com.au & www.unece.org/cefact/
