Posted by Jim Flack on October 11, 2011 at 11:29 am
We blog all the time about how companies which implement B2B cloud-based integration solutions also need them to work seamlessly with legacy platforms already in place. And this is especially true in healthcare and life sciences. And now Hubspan has announced a partnership with Terso Solutions, a company in the Life Sciences and Healthcare industry [...]
Posted by Margaret Dawson on October 27, 2009 at 8:07 pm
A great article in a niche publication, Electrical Wholesaling magazine, featuring a fairly new customer of ours on the IBM-Hubspan joint solution, WebSpan. Mayer Electric Supply is using the WebSpan integration solution for eCommerce punchout and purchase order exchange with some of their most important customers. As the URL is not available, the full article text follows: [...]
Posted by Integration Man on September 30, 2009 at 11:30 am
Anyone who has been around the procurement block a few times knows that one of the first decisions you have to make when automating the buying process is who will host the product catalogs. Essentially, there are three options: 1. Catalogs will be hosted internally by your eProcurement system 2. Catalogs will be hosted by [...]
Posted by Integration Man on September 16, 2009 at 2:35 pm
According to a recent Gartner Inc report Hype Cycle for eCommerce, companies are investing more than ever before in eCommerce technologies and capabilities. Part of this is due to the current economic downturn, because companies need to increase revenue while simultaneously reducing the cost of sales. Also, business is increasingly being accomplished ”online”, requiring companies of all sizes to provide an optimized [...]
Posted by Margaret Dawson on September 8, 2009 at 4:17 pm
If you’re relatively new to the world of business integration or if you’ve primarily been focused on technologies like EDI, you may have heard the term “punch out” and wondered what it means. From a general perspective, punch out carries a variety of meanings, from ”punching out” a time clock at work to the punch-out of data on a [...]