Standards For Representing User Information
A certain number of representation formats and standards are available for representing the users in computer systems such as:
- IMS-LIP (IMS – Learner Information Packaging, used in e-learning)
- HR-XML (used in human resource management)
- JXDM (Justice with the Global Justice Extensible Markup)
- Europass (the Europass online CV)
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