B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

The supply chain can be more efficient, secure, and transparent with the aid of blockchain, the digital, immutable ledger. Over the past several years, more and more blockchain projects have gained traction in the supply chain.

What does the phrase “digital transformation” mean to you? Do you think of it as a buzzword that will eventually lose its significance and fall out of fashion? Or, do you find it meaningful and relevant in an uncertain business landscape that requires agility and connectivity?

Over the past decade or so, companies have started paying attention to the customer experience…on the B2C side. Unfortunately, the same attention seems to be absent from B2B customers. B2B companies expect their customers to stick with them out of loyalty, not because they’re delivering greater value than their competitors.

You use B2B integration solutions on a day-to-day basis to share information with your trading partners, yet have you ever considered integration as a business model? B2B integration enables accurate, real-time information transfer between trading partners for greater efficiency, lower risk, and cost savings.

You’re interested in managed integration services, yet you don’t know if you want to rely entirely upon the service provider’s talent. You believe there’s room for your in-house staffers. What’s the right mix?