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Infographic: Why Top IT Leaders Are Focused On Their B2B Integration Strategy

Posted by Brooke Lester on Sep 16, 2026 4:46 PM

Our latest comprehensive infographic on B2B integration is designed to provide you with valuable insights and information in today's dynamic business landscape. In this visual guide, we delve into the fundamental concepts and key benefits of B2B integration, exploring how it facilitates seamless collaboration, streamlines operations, and drives growth for businesses across industries.

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What B2B Integration Leaders Can Do to Prevent Integration Failures in Mergers or Acquisitions

Posted by Dave Reyburn on Jan 28, 2026 12:42 PM

A well-executed M&A can reduce costs, eliminate competition, and set up the merged entity for market-dominating success. Yet 70%-90% of M&As fail, due in part to bungled consolidation of IT systems. Well-prepared B2B integration managers can help their companies avoid a good chunk of that risk, so the past doesn’t become prologue.

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How a 20th Century Technology Has Evolved to Meet 21st Century Needs

Posted by Dave Reyburn on Jan 14, 2026 10:53 AM

When it comes to pre-internet technology, EDI is the Godzilla of the supply chain universe. After all, you can’t kill something that keeps on delivering the goods. But platforms developed in the 1990s are no match for competitors who are adopting modern data exchange solutions.

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How to Modernize B2B Integration Stacks while Managing The Challenges Involved

Posted by Dave Reyburn on Jan 7, 2026 3:12 PM

Without question, modern B2B integration solutions offer organizations must-have benefits in the real-time economy. But like vacationing in a foreign country, the journey to modernization comes with challenges to navigate.

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What Are the Risks of Legacy EDI Systems?

Posted by Dave Reyburn on Dec 10, 2025 2:05 PM

Some readers may recall rotary phones from the 1960s. You could count on them to place calls. But they became slow and hard to use. Tools that provide instant communication and many connections have all but replaced them. Likewise, legacy EDI systems were not built for all the digital demands of today.

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