EDI (114)
Purchase Order Acknowledgment - follow the EDI Standards or used in practice
- Wednesday, 11 April 2012
- EDI
- Written by Marlow Atticus
As electronic trading continues to evolve, one of the areas of interest is with buying organizations wanting to get confirmation of the receipt of orders, on-going alerts on the order status and managing requested changes. What I'm talking about here is the use of the 855 Purchase Order Acknowledgement transaction and the confusion on the expected use or interpretation of this transaction.
Read more...E-Invoicing Challenges
- Wednesday, 28 March 2012
- EDI
- Written by Michael Martz
Back in the old days, you placed orders with your supplier by phone, fax, mail, and by walking into their store. They entered your order into their system, picked and delivered your products, and mailed you an invoice. Your AP clerk took the invoice, did the 3 way match, put it in the stack to be paid, and you mailed a check at the end of the month. Have times changed or what?
Read more...Gumby or a Stick Figure?
- Monday, 26 March 2012
- EDI
- Written by Cyndee Wehrheim
Seems EDI has been around forever and a day, even longer than me! But cXML, xCBL, XML and PIDX to name a few, were absentee acronyms a dozen or so years ago!
Read more...The Danger of the One-Off
- Monday, 05 March 2012
- EDI
- Written by Michael Martz
You always walk a fine line with one-offs. Do you accept the challenge, do the work, and watch the organization reap the rewards? Or do you push back and reserve your resources for addressing only opportunities with a broad impact? And what do you base your decision on, anyway?
Read more...Hosting a 'Burn the EDI Manuals' Party?
- Thursday, 23 February 2012
- EDI
- Written by Michael Martz
Your boss is asking you to do more with what you have. A big company project is kicking off that you need to support, but your ‘normal’ work isn’t going away. Or maybe there’s been a decision made to assign EDI team members to other IT work. Those are all valid reasons to consider outsourcing some or all of your EDI responsibilities. Are you ready to pull the trigger?
Read more...Non – Standard EDI data = Failure to Communicate
- Sunday, 28 September 2008
- EDI
- Written by Cecil T. Wulfe
Who pays the price for EDI?
- Monday, 23 January 2012
- EDI
- Written by Marlow Atticus
There continues to be confusion around who pays the price for EDI. There are three answers to this based on the definition of the question.
Read more...Analysis of “Accounting for EDI Development Costs” Survey
- Friday, 10 February 2012
- EDI
- Written by Scott Koegler
EDI Problems?
- Tuesday, 31 January 2012
- EDI
- Written by Michael Martz
I just had a chance to look through the results of our recent survey on EDI costs. Some interesting responses were there, with not a lot of surprises. I’m sure one of my fellow writers will provide a summary for the class. What really caught my attention, though, were the verbatim responses.
Read more...Put Communication at the Top for EDI Success
- Monday, 18 October 2010
- EDI
- Written by Beth Bacheldor
In the recent survey ec-bp.org conducted to find out just how well EDI implementations have gone, and what went wrong, there were more successful initiatives than not. In fact, when asked about eight separate aspects of their implementations and which were successful, more than half of the respondents identified four of the aspects as successful. The other four aspects were listed as successful by more than one-third of the respondents.
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Feb 13 2013
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Written by Scott Koegler
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Feb 17 2012
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Written by Scott Koegler
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Feb 13 2019
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Written by Scott Koegler
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Jul 18 2017
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Written by Super User
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