B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

New EDI Strategies for New EDI Challenges

To help prepare you for whatever EDI challenge that might hit your inbox this quarter, our experts have once again pooled their expertise and experience for you. See the results below.

In our blog that examined the ERP industry’s shift from on-premises systems to cloud-based delivery, we looked at what the trend means for IT leaders and integration managers. Now, with end of mainstream maintenance for ECC 6.0 on the horizon, we want to discuss what migrating to SAP S/4HANA means for the business and system integration tech stack (EDI, EAI, MFT, APIs).

Since 2015 or so, we’ve been seeing a generational shift in ERP systems away from on-premises installations to cloud-based delivery. This article explains what’s at stake not just for CIOs and IT Directors, but for those responsible for maintaining the EDI/B2B integration stack.

Keeping B2B integration running smoothly takes time, expertise, and constant monitoring. But not every company has the resources to manage their EDI system and B2B integrations in-house. That’s where managed services come in. 

In today’s digital economy, businesses rarely operate in a single IT environment. Legacy systems still power critical operations, even as cloud solutions provide agility and scalability. Hybrid B2B integration bridges the gap.