Define electronic data interchange, Computer Engineering

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Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is used by companies for transactions that happen on regular basis to a pre-determined format. It is one of the electronic commerce technologies.

It is used in many trade sectors for inter-organization, regular, repeat transactions. These systems needs EDI standards, EDI software, an EDI network and trading community.

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