Unified Commerce

Whilst EDI facilitated 76.5% of B2B sales in 2021, according to Digital Commerce 360, eCommerce sales grew twice as fast as EDI year-over-year.

Discover the blind spots that could be holding your supply chain back, and see how you can gain better visibility across all your channels.

Effective supply chain management (SCM) benefits both businesses and consumers. Proper management can promote the production of higher-quality products and speedier delivery. It helps refine commerce practices and boosts the economy. And with an understanding of how the supply chain works, and what is needed to manage it, companies can establish better business operations.

Supply chains faced a unique set of challenges over the past two years, and the emerging issues have only continued to evolve. Last year, we saw a total reconstruction in how supply chains functioned and a shift towards new technologies. Omnichannel, supply-chain-as-a-service models, B2B eCommerce, and an overhauled workforce are a few of the highlights.

To meet customer demands and stay competitive in a world where expectations for product availability and delivery speed continue to rise, every link along the supply chain has to operate efficiently. From warehouse management to order fulfillment to...