B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

The integration of Electronic Data Interchange and Business-to-Business processes is a critical part of modern supply-chain operations, revolutionizing the way companies communicate and exchange information. EDI allows for the smooth electronic sending and receipt of structured data between trading partners, which removes the need for nearly all manual data entry as well as most paper-based processes. This automation and standardization streamline the flow of information, boost accuracy and speed up business transactions significantly.

Our latest comprehensive infographic on B2B integration is designed to provide you with valuable insights and information in today's dynamic business landscape. In this visual guide, we delve into the fundamental concepts and key benefits of B2B integration, exploring how it facilitates seamless collaboration, streamlines operations, and drives growth for businesses across industries.

Electronic Data Interchange support personnel are professionals who manage and maintain the EDI systems at an organization. They ensure the smooth flow of data between trading partners, troubleshoot any technical issues that arise and provide support to employees who use the system.

If you are planning on investing in an EDI system, there is a very good chance you will have to make a case for it in front of your board of directors. That might seem like a daunting task; it is likely your board of directors has no idea what EDI is.

Increasingly, businesses and other organizations are integrating electronic data interchange with emerging technologies – and reaping numerous benefits, such as increased efficiency, improved accuracy, enhanced visibility, and reduced costs. In this article, we focus primarily on EDI integrations with three emerging technologies: the Internet of Things, blockchain technology, and artificial intelligence.