B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

This year has started off with many of our customers investing in the modernization and/or expansion of their EDI and B2B Integration systems. When we talk about upgrading and migration plans there are many factors to consider.

You use B2B integration solutions on a day-to-day basis to share information with your trading partners, yet have you ever considered integration as a business model? B2B integration enables accurate, real-time information transfer between trading partners for greater efficiency, lower risk, and cost savings.

If you like action movies or TV shows, you’re familiar with plots in which an elite team of experts must come together to solve a major problem. You’ve probably seen SEAL (Sea, Land, and Air) teams, special operations forces that are part of the US Navy, burst in to save the day.

This is the second in our three-part series, “Integrationists Wanted.” The series examines the essential role EDI, MFT, EAI and API specialists can play in helping to create value and competitive advantage for companies and organizations in an era of economic disruption.

Hard as it is to imagine now, last year at this time we were holding an in-person event in Columbus, Ohio, the Remedi 2019 Midwest Integration Forum.

Inspiring and forward-looking as those presentations were, no one saw the event coming that virtually overnight would change how we live and work, and how businesses manage their supply chains.

We’d be the first to admit it seems like we’ve devoted a server’s worth space to our series on integration delivery options. Then again, with so much focus on “digital transformation” in an economy still struggling from the effects of the pandemic, and so many options to choose from, the topic couldn’t be timelier. So, clear some headspace and join us for a look at another, increasingly popular integration choice—the hybrid approach.