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EAI (disambiguation)

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Enterprise Application Integration

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EAI

EAI may refer to:

  • East Asia Institute
    • East Asia Institute (Korea)
    • East Asia Institute (Ludwigshafen)
    • Weatherhead East Asian Institute
  • Electro-Acoustic improvisation
  • Electronic Arts Intermix, an American art organization
  • Electronic Associates, Inc., an American analog computer manufacturer
  • Element AI, a Canadian artificial intelligence company
  • Email address internationalization
  • Engineering Animation, Inc., a defunct American visualization software company
  • Enterprise application integration, the use of software and computer systems' architectural principles to integrate a set of enterprise computer applications
  • Erythema ab igne
  • European Alliance for Innovation, a professional association
  • Excalibur Almaz, a Manx private spaceflight company
Examples of use of EAI
1. The United States concluded the TIFA with Malaysia last year under the Enterprise for ASEAN Initiative (EAI), which was announced by President George W.
2. The EAI offers the prospect of bilateral FTAs with ASEAN members that have TIFAs with the United States, are WTO members, and are committed to economic reforms and openness.
3. The United States and Indonesia have intensified their discussions under the 1''6 TIFA as envisioned under the Enterprise for ASEAN Initiative (EAI), which was announced by President George W.
4. Following is the USTR fact sheet÷ (begin fact sheet) Trade Facts Office of the United States Trade Representative www.ustr.gov July 11, 2005 Facts on the U.S. – Thailand Free Trade Agreement Negotiations In October 2003 under the Enterprise for ASEAN Initiative (EAI), President George W.
5. Government is seeking to further strengthen U.S. trade and investment ties with ASEAN, both as a region and bilaterally. The EAI offers the prospect of negotiating FTAs, such as our proposed free trade agreement with Thailand, with ASEAN members that have bilateral TIFAs with the United States, are WTO members, and are committed to economic reforms and openness. The first meeting under the United States–Malaysia TIFA took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in February this year and the second meeting occurred in May in Washington, D.C. The two sides agreed to meet again early next year to continue the TIFA discussions.