Do you remember when calling your customers, suppliers, and transportation carriers for their EDI specs or informing them of system changes was the primary form of communication? Then it moved on to emailing them back and forth. After that, there were several websites that gathered the pertinent information, usually for a particular industry, and you could "Sign up and be connected to all your trading partners". This never seemed to work as well as everyone hoped.
Maybe they are warranted, and maybe they are not, but I have to tell you I have concerns!
My concerns revolve around proposed changes in ICANN supervision and how changes in Internet governance might impact business communication, data exchange, commerce, and products/services that leverage the Internet.
Part of our role as Integration Professionals is being aware of risk and implications to our business, so if you are not aware of these proposed changes you may want to read on...
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We have been talking a lot about B2B Integration and how to maximize your investment in automation, but what happens when you’re trying to automate but your trading partners aren’t as eager and don’t call you back? There are so many numbers referencing the cost savings of automating your orders, invoices, payments, etc., for example, in a recent Vanson Bourne Study, 53% of respondents still use Fax/Mail to send and receive their transactions.
The first quarter of 2014 has come and gone, for me it seems like it flew by. We have been busy at REMEDI launching some new initiatives this year as I am sure you've seen with our new blog strategy. In addition to that we're in the process of creating and launching some new videos.
“I took a lower paying position during the down turn. How do I search for a new opportunity?”
In 2008 thousands of people were laid off due to the downturn in the economy. Many people had to accept what was available out there but maybe not necessarily what they wanted to be doing....for a lot less money. Another common situation was the people who were able to keep their job but had to accept a lot more responsibility to pick up the slack from people being laid off and possibly had to accept a decrease in pay.
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