Happy Thanksgiving! November 25, 2009
Posted by Meg Sewell in News.Tags: inovis, Thanksgiving
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In the spirit of this week’s festivities, we here at Inovis would like to express how thankful we are for all of our faithful blog readers, customers, and partners. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
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Over on the Inovis UK Blog November 25, 2009
Posted by Meg Sewell in EDI, Inovis UK.Tags: Bicycles, Chargeback Avoidance, data crunch, Deduction Management, GS1 UK, operating system, OS, Tesco
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This week on the Inovis UK blog, Tracey Robertson wrote two more posts that are worthy of a quick read through:
- It’ll all end in tears – In this post, Tracey provides some pointers on how to avoid charges, undelivered or incorrect orders and delivery, unpaid invoices or even being dropped as a supplier.
- It’s enough to make anyone have a lie down – Tracey’s second post of the week discusses a recent mistake Tesco made recently when they paid almost £1 million for six bikes which should have cost less than £1000.”
To read these blogs and other blogs from our favorite UK bloggers, click here.
The Bar is Raised in the ISP Magic Quadrant November 23, 2009
Posted by Doug Kern in Industry Publications, Recommended.Tags: B2B, B2Bi, Gartner Magic Quadrant
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As most enterprise architects already know, B2B integration has seen a world of change over the past few years.
Gartner thinks so too, in their hot-off-the-press “2009 Magic Quadrant for Integrated Service Providers (ISP).”
Click here to access your complimentary copy of the report.
Here’s how the report’s authors, Benoit Lheureux and Paolo Malinverno, view the big picture of this $1.5 billion market:
“The bar is raised: expanding globalization, larger communities, e-invoicing, service oriented architecture (SOA), more-sophisticated processes, cloud computing and improved service-level agreements are driving integration service providers to new levels of maturity.”
And yes, champagne is flowing again at Inovis this week (ok, maybe Shiner Bock) as Inovis is positioned in the Leaders Quadrant of the report.
Over on the Inovis UK Blog November 20, 2009
Posted by Meg Sewell in EDI, Inovis UK.Tags: carbon footprint, EDI, Electronic Data Interchange, Retail Systems 2009 Awards, TLi, TrustedLink
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Here’s a quick blog post to catch you up on all of the happenings occuring on the UK blog.
- Though we’d rather not brag, we would like to say that we’re honored to have been selected as a Retail Systems 2009 Awards winner in the UK. Read Clare’s blog for more information about this recent achievement.
- Have you read the GS1 UK Data Crunch Report? Tracey explains why it’s such a valuable read and how retailers and their suppliers are saving money by doing more crunching.
- Are you concerned about the environment and trying to be green? Read Tracey’s post on how you can help us to reduce the carbon footprint of Inovis by downloading TLi via Electronic Software Download.
- Finally, Tracey wraps up the week with an informative piece on how companies can use EDI products to ride out the business storms that many customers are facing at the moment.
