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Thinkronization Newsletter - August 2012

When thinking back on our lives, we want to leave a legacy and make our mark on future generations. But in the information technology realm, is legacy a good thing?

Wikipedia defines a legacy system as an old method, technology, computer system or application. Legacy systems can hinder business growth as newer and more efficient products hit the marketplace. Legacy systems may become a liability due to high maintenance costs or require constant tweaking to fill in performance and capability gaps.

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Thinkronization Newsletter July 2012

Close partnerships reap high-end rewards, including increased value, trust, service, pricing and customer satisfaction. Does your interaction with your vendors end once payment has been sent, or do you think long-term? As a vendor, our ultimate goal is to develop long-term partnerships with our clients, from project management and staffing to ongoing training needs. When vendors truly know their clients, they place more qualified candidates and better understand and anticipate the client’s unique needs, based on the client’s market, management style or infrastructure needs. Read More

Thinkronization Newsletter February 2012

In a blink we find ourselves halfway into the first quarter and our second edition of Thinkronization. This month’s topic was inspired by studying a variety of articles on business and data integration. These articles centered on the current and future state of enterprise and B2B integration infrastructures. Read More

Like many companies, Remedi is busy putting in motion our company plans for 2012 that we developed in planning sessions in 2011. Many of you may have completed your planning for 2012 or may currently be in planning mode for 2012, which brings me to the question, what are your top 5 EDI and eCommerce initiatives for 2012? Read More

Thinkronization Newsletter - September 2011

This edition of “THINKRONIZATION”, now a Remedi monthly eNewsletter (after a brief hiatus), examines the value and benefits of a clustered architecture as it relates to the design of your integration infrastructure. Depending on your organization and requirements, clustered environments offer distinct advantages over other configurations. We often work in, or configure, clustered integration architecture for our clients. That being said, we also work in, or configure, integration architecture environments using a virtual machine strategy. But the the virtual machine approach is a topic for another edition. Read More