Suppose a major supplier responded to a company’s request to implement electronic data interchange (EDI) by asking the company to share raw materials usage data so it could smooth its production. The most effective response to this request would be for the company to send the supplierA. The requested data daily via EDI.B Usage data via weekly reports.
C. Monthly production reports.D. No data at all because it is confidential.Effective internal control for application development should provide for which of the following?A project steering committee to initiate and oversee the systemA technical systems programmer to evaluate systems softwareFeasibility studies to evaluate existing systemsThe establishment of standards for systems design and programmingA.I and III only.B.I, II, and IV only.
C.I, III, and IV only.D.II, III, and IV only.

Electronic Data Interchange, also known as EDI, is a communication system that allows sending and receiving electronic documents in a standardized format between the computer systems of those involved in a business relationship.

The EDI work model implies the realization of paperless commercial actions, electronically, through a specific structure and on an international standard.

In the day to day of a company there is a multitude of information that must be exchanged as a result of its activity. Thanks to EDI, documents such as orders, referral guides, invoices, inventories, etc. They can be exchanged electronically through a common language. In fact, the world of Electronic Document Exchange has evolved so much in recent decades that more and more formats, documents, standards and protocols are compatible in this communication system.