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When a company as big as Wal-Mart talks, everybody listens. When the retailer announced last fall that it would do electronic data interchange (EDI) with suppliers over the Web instead of using value-added networks (VAN), it was a signal that EDI over the Web is ready for heavy-duty corporate use after years of development.

When a company as big as Wal-Mart talks, everybody listens. When the retailer announced in September that it would do electronic data interchange (EDI) with suppliers over the Web instead of using value-added networks (VAN), it was a signal that EDI over the Web is ready for heavy-duty corporate use after years of development.

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Fellow Network World (U.S.) columnist Mark Gibbs likes pretty e-mail. But I hope that he won't send me pretty e-mail when he sees this column because he will get the letter back unread.