Ownership of UDEF Intellectual Property
The Open Group assumed from AFEI the right to grant public use licensing of the UDEF.
The Supplier Management Council Electronic Enterprise Working Group of the Aerospace Industry Association (AIA) supports the UDEF as the naming convention solution to XML interoperability between standards that include all functions throughout a product's life-cycle and is working through a well defined process to obtain approval of this position from AIA and its member companies.
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