B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

When working with an external EDI and integration partner you may have several different goals you want to achieve. In addition to the criterion below a quick pivot response in the midst of the COVID-19 environment is now among them.

Half a century ago, manufacturers could rely on a few certainties. For a start, their suppliers were fairly local. Second, their customers were close by, too. Today, that’s no longer the case; as a manufacturer, you know that your trading partners could be scattered across the globe.

As the global economy begins to recover, running lean will be the name of the game. Many companies are now asking how they can make operations-- including already stretched-thin departments such as IT-- more efficient without sacrificing service or product quality.

Read on to learn how managed EDI and integration services can keep data and revenue flowing through your supply chain and free core IT staff to focus on other priorities.

For many in America’s workforce, especially those who work in a sector such as retail apparel or sit-down dining, the economy has come to a standstill. Our hearts go out to them, and we urge you to do what you can to support these employees and companies during this time.

Even if you purchased your EDI system years ago, you do not necessarily need to replace it. However, there are definitely steps you can take to enhance its capabilities. One of those steps is implementing APIs as B2B integration tools.