Axway have published a case study of one of their ebMS customers, MOgroep in the Netherlands: 

The ebXML Architecture spec was adopted as a Chinese National Standard in 2003, the number is GB/T 19256.1-2003. It can be found at the Standardization Administration of China.

The ebMS, CC, RegRep, BPSS, and CPP/A have all passed expert review and been forwarded to an agency known as the SAC for approval.

The ebXML Asia Committee, jointly initiated by KIEC (Korea Institute for Electronic Commerce), ECOM (Electronic Commerce Promotion Council of Japan), and TCA (Taipei Computer Association), is the congregation of EC/EB experts with the mandate to spread ebXML in the Asian region. The Terms of Reference provides guidelines for the activities and organizational matters of the Committee. The work items of the committee shall be developed in accordance
with the Terms of Reference.

This online publication features original reports of new ebXML implementations, vendor announcements of ebXML solutions, reports from the ebXML technical committees and supporting standards organizations, and news from industry meetings related to ebXML.

According to a press release by Covast, the Covast ebXML Message Service Adapter for Microsoft BizTalk Server has been adopted by Helse Vest IKT AS, the ICT management center for healthcare institutions in western Norway. The Norwegian healthcare sector adopted ebXML as the communication standard of choice. With the Covast ebXML Message Service Adapter, Helse Vest can exchange ebXML messages from within BizTalk Server. The whole working experience has also been improved by a new user-friendly graphic interface together with a CPA/CPP editing functionality.

This presentation provides an overview of the use of ebXML Messaging in e-Health and reference two large implementation of ebMS in the UK and Norway, with up-to-date information on message volumes.

This was presented on September 18, 2008 at the joint landmark conference by ISO, IEC, ITU-T, OASIS, UN/ECE-UN/CEFACT and UPU, supported by the Management Group of the MoU on e-business, on the key role of e-business standards, to be held on 18-19 September 2008 at the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), Geneva, Switzerland.

In the Netherlands, a profile of ebXML Messaging 2.0 has been developed and selected for interchange of information among government agencies. This profile is documented using the ebXML IIC "deployment template". It is now published online at:

http://www.overheidsservicebus.nl/documentatie/
http://www.overheidsservicebus.nl/fileadmin/OSB/OSB_ebMS_Koppelvlak_Stan...