B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

The COVID-19 pandemic has had some interesting effects on the food and beverage supply chain. We’re seeing a change in demand (consumers buying more non-perishables), concerns about contamination (due to the rate of COVID-19 infections in food and beverage supply chain employees), and food and supply chain disruptions (due to export bans).

Data offers you a competitive advantage, but only when it’s integrated properly. Hybrid integration platforms allow seamless and secure data and application integration across on-premises and multi-cloud environments.

Henry Ford once said, “If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.” Sometimes, to get ahead, we need to find the right partners. When it comes to B2B integration, that can be a scary prospect – many companies believe managed integration services mean that you must give up control over your data.

When you think about hosted EDI, the first thing that comes to mind is the “where.” Where will the EDI solution be hosted? Typically, the debate has been cloud vs. on-premises EDI.

In today’s business landscape, the phrase “no man is an island” has never been truer. We’re connected to our trading partner through an ecosystem, even if we don’t realize it. Yet, if we don’t leverage those connections, supply chain disruptions can derail our business.