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In our forthcoming webinar we will be discussing the challenges organisations are facing and how B2B eCommerce can quickly help manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors adapt to the new market conditions.

Unified commerce is a means to aggregate together all channels and sources of orders, of products, of inventory, and of fulfillment capabilities. It allows retailers and vendors to accept and process orders regardless of their source or original format using a centralised information hub.

​​​​​​​Accurate product information is important for retailers and manufacturers to maximise sales and grow their brand.

In our experience, businesses who deal with small independent suppliers or Self-Employed Professionals (SEPs), ranging from gym instructors to cleaners, and everything in-between, can find it difficult to manage these relationships efficiently.

When choosing an EDI provider it is important to understand what your contract covers and what your future EDI costs are likely to be.

In his Forbes article, ARC Advisory Group analyst Steve Banker takes EDI ‘back to the future.

The omnichannel explosion has created enormous pressure on retailers to reduce inventory and cut carrying costs, while still offering high in-stock levels and product variety. Increasing numbers of retailers are consequently turning to consignment stock, also known as scan based trading, to stay competitive.

Times are changing. Gone are the days when businesses could rely on tried and tested techniques and just watch the sales roll in.

In our experience, ERP upgrades are the opportune time to review your electronic trading processes and associated systems.