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Open, Standard, Reference, Model, Framework, Process, Performance, Metric, Practice, Supply Chain, Sales, Support, Finance, Accounting, wiki, Modeling, Architecture, ORwiki, Order-to-Cash, Procure-to-Pay, SCOR, Supply Chain Operations Reference, M4SC OpenReference is a standard language to describe business processes, metrics, and common terms. The OpenReference Initiative is a global non-profit network of people passionate about Open standards, using advocacy, technology and training to unlock information and enable people (you) to work with it to provide value to their businesses

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-Just like [http://wikipedia.org Wikipedia], you can contribute new information or corrections to the reference. If you have a passion for open standards and educating others, why not help build the reference? [http://dev.orwiki.org/Register More..]
+Just like [http://wikipedia.org Wikipedia], you can contribute new information or corrections to the reference. If you have a passion for open standards and educating others, why not help build the reference? [http://dev.orwiki.org/Contact More..]
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-We host a network of local groups in many countries and cities, actively collaborating to train, learn, build technology and work with {{OR}}, and helping others find out about {{OR}}, why not start a group near you? [[Organize|More..]]
+We host a network of local groups in many countries and cities, actively collaborating to train, learn, build technology and work with {{OR}}, and helping others find out about {{OR}}, why not start a group near you? [http://dev.orwiki.org/Contact More..]
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