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November 19, 2020
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The era of digitization has seen a tremendous change in almost all the business platforms and especially in supply chain. The shift from heavy paper documentation to the paper-less work is one of the major reasons to accelerate the rate of transaction growth between various business partners and partner systems. The emergence of Electronic Data...

November 10, 2020
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The digital footprint enhances the business transformation these days, eases up the communication, and allows a better flow of information and is facilitated by the stunning technological advancement – EDI. The productive and efficient collaboration between the supplier and distributor at all stages removes the unwanted data movements. The perfect and seamless integration of the...

October 28, 2020
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Electronic Data Interchange or EDI is the most advanced way to interchange the data between the business partners. The exchange of data between buyer and supplier, usually consist of purchase orders, invoices, shipping documents, payment receipts, and other related documents. With the advanced facility of EDI, the ease of virtual connectivity between the businesses has...

October 23, 2020
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The Never-Ending Bonding Combining EDI with the supply chain can transform a company’s productivity and visibility. Contemporary global commerce gets driven by their bonding. Trading partners who rely on electronic communication need proper techniques. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) ensures standardization in this regard, while supply chain automation creates a reliable ecosystem for business productivity. These...

October 15, 2020
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Small companies operate a tight ship due to various limitations. Their budget, workforce, cash flows, and client base are some of the constraints to consider. Also, they struggle with taxation policies, government regulations, and compliance rules. Moreover, their profits and productivity depend on the quality of the supply chain. Unfortunately, small company managers encounter many...