B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

APIs are quickly becoming a fixture in the B2B technology landscape. In particular, they have a role to play in the onboarding process as well as beyond. This is especially important in the B2B purchase process, as e-commerce and e-procurement hubs are becoming more popular, and APIs have a role to play in ensuring B2B digital connectivity. Read on to learn more.

One of COVID-19’s dubious accomplishments is disrupting the global supply chain. There are some obvious effects to this disruption: factories have been shut down, goods aren’t making it to customers on time, and companies are struggling to meet customer demand.

Last week, we shared with subscribers a fuller discussion around one of the five enduring lessons for the future of supply chain management post Covid-19 in Time To Fix What’s Broken. Where the previous installment in our series explored the pain and risks of relying on last century’s EDI and integration tools, this post will explain strategies and tools built for commerce in a century marked by sudden, sweeping disruption and changing demand patterns that demand agility and speed from companies who want to remain relevant.

This post isn’t about how to deal with the fallout from the pandemic. Like us, you’ve been dealing with it for the past several months. This post is about the lessons Covid-19 can teach us about being prepared for the unexpected.

Digital transformation isn’t just a buzzword; it’s fast becoming a reality for companies. If you don’t embrace it, you’ll find yourself left behind the competition. However, you don’t have to undergo digital transformation alone.