B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

Increasingly, digital transformation and Industry 4.0 dominate the modern business landscape. That means seamless data integration has become a critical piece of organizations’ growth strategies.

In today's dynamic business landscape, customer expectations evolve continually – so it is paramount for companies to deliver exceptional buyer experiences. As organizations aim to keep a competitive edge, effective utilization of data can help.

We have confirmed that IBM^® will end support for IBM^® Sterling B2B Integrator 6.0.x and IBM^® Sterling File Gateway 6.0.x on April 30, 2024.

If you're planning to upgrade to the current versions of these products, we urge you to begin planning as far in advance as possible. Failing to upgrade in time can be seriously problematic; risks include being ineligible for IBM support and exposure to security vulnerabilities.

Today, effective supply chain management is crucial to business success. As companies seek to make their way around the complexities of global markets and ever-increasing customer expectations, it’s become imperative for them to modernize their supply chains. In this article, we’ll get into supply chain modernization, focusing on the pivotal role of integration and Electronic Data Interchange services.

How can you tell if your B2B integration strategy has been implemented successfully? One of the ways you can measure positive outcomes is by looking at return on investment. Yet, when companies look at B2B integration costs, they tend to ignore a crucial aspect of ROI: total cost of ownership (TCO).