B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

What Happened to Lonesome George?

Posted by April Watts on Oct 20, 2016 2:25 PM


Some of you may know about the Pinta Island tortoise, who was the last known individual of the subspecies.  In his last years, he was recognized as one of the rarest creatures in the world.  You may be aware that he was a symbol for the conservation efforts in the Galapagos Islands and was known as “Lonesome George”.  George was well recognized all over the world and unexpectedly died at the age 100.

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Which Internet Protocol Should I Use?

Posted by Scott Story on Oct 13, 2016 4:15 PM


When exchanging electronic documents between business partners, there are popular standard protocols which most organizations can support.  Protocols such as FTP, SFTP, AS2 and a few others are the most common.  Just as we have talked about software modernization, internet protocols are evolving as well. 

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What's your Q4 B2B Integration Forecast?

Posted by Brooke Lester on Sep 30, 2016 3:43 PM

 
As we begin the 4th quarter, many companies are not only wrapping up projects for the year but planning their projects for next year.  Being a resident of Ohio, our forecast can be a bit unpredictable but your B2B Integration forecast doesn't need to be.  Industry experts expect 96% of organizations to be impacted by at least one of four technology trends.  How will these four trends affect your forecast?

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Communicate (Part 2) - A Key Component Of B2B Integration

Posted by Tracy Loetz on Sep 22, 2016 4:23 PM


Several months ago, I started this blog series to give an overview of the products that are in the IBM® B2B Integration track and explain how they work together and what they do. 

The series is based on the image below, which is my simplified version of the layers of B2B and data integration.  

So far I've gone through mapping, transform/translate, and a portion of communicate. This post will be the second part of communicate, which focuses on IBM's Managed File Transfer products.  These products can be stand-alone products or integrate with some of IBM's integration products. 

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Are you working On your Business or In your Business?

Posted by April Watts on Sep 14, 2016 8:00 AM


Fall is around the corner and we are approaching 4th Quarter. Remedi is growing and adding new depths to our personnel and portfolios. As we move forward, our team is collaboratively reviewing our goals and strategic direction for the next several years.

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