Articles By: IBM
IBM Certified Containers – Sterling B2B Collaboration
About a decade ago, everyone expected organizations to move to the cloud, with the assumption this meant public cloud. Fast forward to today, most businesses still maintain significant on-premises environments with limited cloud deployments. Early movers to the cloud started by creating and managing their own containers to transition their on-premises software to the cloud.
Driving Strategic Value with IBM Sterling Supply Chain Business Network
Modern business-to-business (B2B) integration is critical to increasing revenue, speeding up time to market and improving efficiencies. That is why many enterprises have opted for cloud B2B integration and have chosen IBM Supply Chain Business Network.
Deepen B2B Transaction Visibility
Are you struggling to get the information you need from your supply chain? See how business transaction intelligence featuring Watson can help you analyze data up to 90% faster and reduce time to value by up to 85%.
Discover What AI Visibility Will Do For Your Supply Chain
Are you struggling to get the information you need from your supply chain? See how business transaction intelligence featuring Watson can help you analyze data up to 90% faster and reduce time to value by up to 85%.
IDC Technology Spotlight: The Path to a Thinking Supply Chain
Customers expect what they want, where and when they want it. Is your supply chain helping you exceed customer expectations? Read this IDC report detailing how supply chains are experiencing a period of significant change and how you can take advantage of it.
The Future of EDI: An IBM Point-of-View
The world as we know it runs on and depends on EDI. But the world is changing, and with it the future of EDI. IBM believes that while EDI will remain highly useful and widely used for years to come, emerging technologies like blockchain, IoT, and AI will drive those investments, with EDI working alongside.
A New Era in On-Boarding – It’s All About Managing Relationships
Many companies have a complex mix of trading partners with which they do business. They often times have large, cross functional teams of personnel involved in their onboarding process; ranging from IT staff, to Supplier / Customer Relationship Managers, to legal and administrative staff.
