Triplo M's participated in the 16th CA-Day held at ENISA (European Union Agency for Cybersecurity). The event took place on the sunny island of Crete, Greece, with over 200 participants attending in person and more than 400 joining online.
On 29th and 30th of May 2024, the first time ever OpenPeppol Conference took place in Brussels, Belgium. During the two days of the event, many experts on the stage gave updates about the status of e-invoicing and e-reporting around the world.
On 7th May 2024 in Owase (Japan), QMS International took a part in a smart-food pilot program, together with partner companies and the Japan Digital Agency. The objective of it was to involve several actors of the supply chain of local brand fish, in tracking the status of the product in its various stages.
On 17th April 2024, we had an opportunity to visit TRElab (Transport REsearch LAB http://www.trelab.it/ ) of Rome Tre University for opinion exchange, hosted by Director Marcucci, Director Gatta and Mr.Erriu. This visit was organized by a suggestion from Mr.Erriu, who was interested in the various traceability activities which QMS International is working on.
On 8th March 2024 in Rome (Italy), Ichinokura used our QMS-TRACE during an international reception ceremony. Their stand had only 2 types of Sake and QR Codes, which represented their commitment to digital x tradition, to fill the gap between age old practices and modern technological advancements.
March 6, 2024 is a new anniversary both for Japan and Finland Peppol Authority. The first commercial Peppol e-invoice was successfully sent from a Japanese company to the Finnish government. Although it is a BIS-3 specification, we created an XML with the cooperation of members of the Japan Peppol Authority, and after several trials, we were able to successfully send the invoice.
We asked Mr.Kato, Director of the Japan Peppol Authority, to press the "Send" button as a moment for epoch making.
On 27th February 2024, JP-MY Peppol Authority’s #2 Workshop took place in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia). The workshop was a great success, confirming the strong cooperative relationship between Japan and Malaysia, aka ‘PINT Brothers’.
We visited Imura Farm in Azumino City, Nagano Prefecture, to prepare for a demonstration project of QMS TRACE to provide original certification for shipped strawberries. The visit took place during the peak harvest season before Christmas.