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Disruption is driving digital transformation of supply chains more rapidly than ever before, and is critical to remaining competitive. However, businesses of all sizes face many challenges when it comes to transforming their supply and value chain operations.
As companies grow and invest in ERP, SCM and other key enabling technologies, the list of internal data sources grows resulting in information sprawl. And yet, to gain the benefit from these investments, it is essential to successfully integrate these internal systems with those of their external trading partners.
Dealing with the complex array of systems, processes and region-specific transaction formats and communications standards requires specialist integration expertise.
Failure to ensure good quality data exchange leads directly to missed business opportunities and lost revenue.
Legacy inhouse integration platforms are costly and complex to maintain and support, risking failed deliveries and poor visibility into supply chain operations.
Join OpenText for a discussion on how to remain competitive by leveraging a scalable cloud-based integration platform to accelerate your digital transformation, increase your business agility and gain greater insight into your supply chain.
Ken Clark, Director of Product Management, OpenText
Helen Atkinson, Senior Editor, SupplyChainBrain
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