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Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) refers to the electronic data exchange in standardized formats between businesses. EDI replaced legacy, paper-based processes. EDI has an important role in modern business operations. Through their use of EDI, companies can reduce errors in document exchange, streamline a multitude of business processes, and improve relationships with trading partners. 

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is integral to data exchange processes in a variety of industries including manufacturing, technology, retail, automotive, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, transportation and logistics, and financial services.

Electronic Data Interchange has come a long way since its beginning some six decades ago–and it’s not done evolving yet. Staying informed is vital for industry players. Luckily, in-depth conferences focusing on various aspects of EDI and related technologies abound. Below, we give you the details on some of the top upcoming gatherings worldwide. 

As a key facilitator of the flow of information between trading partners, Electronic Data Interchange simplifies business processes and improves efficiency. Today the technology is critical for key players in the supply chain.

Onboarding is an important component in the context of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange). A thoroughly organized process of setting up new trading partners in an EDI system provides a solid foundation ensuring seamless electronic document exchange. An optimal approach to partner onboarding ensures that a company’s trading partners can achieve increased operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and automated, error-free data exchange. A company with an effective onboarding process can more easily add new trading partners and strengthen relationships, ensuring long-term collaboration.