B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

In-house or outsource?  It is a question that almost every company has to answer at one time or another regardless of size.  When you look at the options, it can be overwhelming, but what are the true pros and cons of keeping your EDI in-house or outsourcing?

When the C-suite decides to outsource the operation and maintenance of a company’s electronic data interchange system, it can leave technology-department staff flummoxed. What’s the best outside option for EDI support, and how do you know when you’ve found it?

Electronic Data Interchange support personnel are professionals who manage and maintain the EDI systems at an organization. They ensure the smooth flow of data between trading partners, troubleshoot any technical issues that arise and provide support to employees who use the system.

In the face of an uncertain economy, outsourced EDI is becoming more attractive to organizations that lack the internal IT resources or the desire to efficiently manage their EDI processes. At the same time, they have recurring EDI needs such as onboarding new trading partners and supporting existing relationships.

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