B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

In the coming years and decades, the business landscape is likely to see technological advancements improve EDI in the supply chain.

Electronic data interchange, which enables real-time information exchange between trading partners, has become a critical part of modern supply-chain management. Yet not all companies use it. Below, we detail the top three benefits organizations will see when they make EDI part of their businesses: increased cybersecurity protections, improved operational efficiency and an enhanced customer experience.

Having the right business-to-business integration solution is a necessity in today’s market. It can help businesses streamline their operations, boost their efficiency and improve their competitiveness. By connecting multiple discrete systems, data sources and applications, B2B integration tools can give a business a single, unified system that optimizes all of its processes.

By 2030, the global EDI market is expected to more than double in worth, to over $9 billion, according to Grand View Research.  Check out the top 5 benefits of EDI in our latest infographic.   

Outsourced EDI can deliver savings, but there are risks. Topping the list are disappointing support, lack of promised expertise, and onboarding delays.  But you have options, have you considered managed EDI services? Going this route has lots of benefits, and in the below sections we detail the top five you can expect to see.