B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

If you are still viewing Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) as a back-office utility that quietly hums in the background, it might be time to look again.

Key Highlights

• Baseline Mapping: Start by mapping your current costs so you can see where your budget's actually bleeding.
• Intangible Wins: Focus on things like scalability. They give your team the edge they need for the long haul.
• Accurate Modeling: Watch out for service costs or manual fixes; if you leave them out, your financial model won't hold up.
• Real Data: Use clear models and real numbers to make your ROI case strong and sustainable.

How to balance internal expertise with on-demand specialists—without stretching your team or your budget.

Your integration environment is only as good as the people supporting it. Without skilled, reliable EDI talent, even the most advanced platforms fall short.

Customers don’t think about what’s going on behind the scenes when they place an order, check a shipment status, or request a quote. But when data doesn’t flow properly between systems (like delayed acknowledgments, mismatched inventory, or missed SLAs), they feel it immediately.