B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) has revolutionized how businesses communicate in the logistics sector. Think of it as the digital backbone that keeps modern supply chains running smoothly. Instead of shuffling paper documents between partners, EDI enables instant, standardized electronic communication that reduces errors and speeds up operations.

In today’s digital economy, businesses rarely operate in a single IT environment. Legacy systems still power critical operations, even as cloud solutions provide agility and scalability. Hybrid B2B integration bridges the gap. 

If you’ve been part of your organization’s digital transformation conversations and those discussions now include your EDI/B2B infrastructure, you’ve probably heard the term “lift and shift.”

While each of the major public cloud providers will support EDI/B2B integration infrastructure, anyone considering migrating to the cloud needs to compare them for costs, scalability, compliance, connectivity, and analytics tools.

In our previous blog in this series, we explored the strategic benefits of migrating your EDI infrastructure to the cloud, as well as the potential risks. This article takes a deep dive into your cloud provider options and the pros and cons each of them offers.