Why EDI managers are critical to AI-ready growth
For many EDI managers, success used to be straightforward. If orders, invoices, and shipping documents moved without disruption, the job was getting done. But now, given the complexity of modern supply chains, EDI managers are pulled in many directions while navigating ERP modernization projects, partner ecosystem growth, mergers and acquisitions, cloud adoption, evolving customer requirements, and increasing pressure to automate and use AI. EDI is no longer a back-office function, but a strategic enabler of business agility, visibility, and innovation.
The job of managing EDI has become far more complex
OpenText understands every new trading partner, customer requirement, compliance mandate, application, and communication standard makes the integration landscape more difficult, making you responsible for:
- Supplier and customer communities
- New partner onboarding initiatives
- Multiple EDI document types, APIs, and connectivity standards
- Evolving security and compliance requirements
- Expanding ERP, API, and cloud integration needs
Unfortunately, many businesses still rely on...
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