Reprinted with permission from CoEnterprise. Barnes & Noble Education, Inc. (NYSE: BNED), one of the largest contract operators
of physical and virtual bookstores for higher education and K-12 institutions across the United States, one of the largest textbook wholesalers, and a leading provider of digital education services, enhances the academic and social purpose of educational institutions. Through its Barnes & Noble College and MBS subsidiaries, Barnes & Noble Education operates 1,495 physical and virtual bookstores and serves more than 6 million students, delivering essential educational content and tools within a dynamic retail environment.
Barnes & Noble Gains EDI Visibility and Further Enhances Vendor Relations with Syncrofy
Fri, May 22, 2020 @ 08:30 AM / by Shandra Locken posted in EDI, business processes, data management, Syncrofy
Dashboard Dreams
Tue, Sep 18, 2018 @ 06:51 PM / by Shandra Locken posted in data integration, ERP integration, Integration, business processes, big data analytics, B2B integration, dashboard
Photo appears courtesy of Airwaves1. This blog was written by Alliance partner, Karen Blood of GraceBlood LLC. Our company serves supply chain clients who operate their own on premises systems for handling EDI activity as well as clients who rely on our managed services for handling some or all such B2B activity. We’ve been exploring how best to leverage the latest technology to deliver useful, actionable information based on such activity directly to our clients. Lately, we’ve been dreaming about delivering dashboards, or at-a-glance views of key performance indicators (KPIs) to monitor important aspects of the business. Today’s tech is so powerful, today’s dreams quickly become tomorrow’s reality!
Prioritizing EDI Tasks
Fri, Mar 23, 2018 @ 05:10 PM / by Shandra Locken posted in EDI onboarding, EDI document, electronic data interchange, Liaison Delta/ECS, EDI Consultant, EDI Documentation, Managed Services, business processes
Photo appears courtesy of R/DV/RS. This blog was written by Kristen Kearns, Aurora's EDI Manager. Ping! You hear your email and there’s another one of those “New Requirements” emails from one of your trading partners, Perfection Construction. Yeah, yeah, I’ll look at it later. You never get to it because you have Evan in Sales breathing down your neck about getting ABC Company up and running for EDI ASAP so they can place orders. Wait a minute! Did Evan put you in contact with ABC Company’s EDI department to get the specs? Do we even know if we can do all of their documents and if we can meet their requirements? Here comes Mary Jane from Accounts Receivable– what does she want? She needs you to research Best Hardware as they are not paying their invoices. Let me work on that now before the CFO starts yelling about lack of payments.
Too Many Cooks in the EDI Kitchen
Tue, Aug 01, 2017 @ 08:30 AM / by Warren Spiller posted in EDI Technology, EDI considerations, EDI Implementation, EDI Consultant, EDI, business processes
Photo appears courtesy of Les Roches Global Hospitality Education. I have spent many years implementing and supporting EDI solutions from Liaison Technologies with both private and public companies, including the military.
EDI Application Upgrade: A Little Planning Goes a Long Way
Mon, Jul 17, 2017 @ 08:30 AM / by Shandra Locken posted in EDI integration, EDI Technology, EDI software, data integration, data security, EDI Consultant, EDI Documentation, EDI, business processes
Photo appears courtesy of brownpau. This blog was written by Kim Zajehowski, Aurora's Manager of EDI Hosting. How many times have you scheduled to do an EDI application upgrade only to find out you have not met all of the requirements the day of the upgrade or that users were not informed that the system would be unavailable during upgrade time? The objective is to eliminate surprises during the upgrade process and reduce stress when you have to shut down your EDI functionality while you are upgrading your EDI system. Your EDI system is probably one of the most critical applications in your environment.
Improving Your Business Processes: What Teaching College Has Taught Me
Wed, Jul 05, 2017 @ 08:30 AM / by Faith Lamprey posted in technology, Integration, business processes, accounting information systems, a/r process
Photo appears courtesy of Shane Global. Teaching college level classes is always challenging and fun. The students have a great desire to succeed in their field in business, but lack the knowledge of how business works and what they will actually be doing once they join the full time work force.