| dc.description.abstract | The Norwegian government has released an act suggesting that all invoices sent to
the public sector should be sent electronically by the year 2012. In addition more
and more large companies demand their suppliers to send invoices electronically.
Such demands may exclude less resourceful participants from taking part in trade
with a section of the market. Hence, this project is set out to find a solution for
sending electronic invoices aimed at the less resourceful small businesses and sole
proprietors.
The study has identified user habits with issues involved, and carried out a market
analysis including research of existing infrastructure and related systems. The
findings of the made studies have been transferred to a solution design, prepared for
release within Norway and possibly for use within the Pan-European Public
Procurement On Line, PEPPOL consortium. Morover, certain aspects of the
solution design have been implemented in a prototype.
It is believed that the proposed solution will ensure that less resourceful participants
can still take part in trade with all of the market. The documented design
specification, in combination with the prototype, provides a solid foundation for
full-scale implementation. | en_US |
