Supply Chain Management and Electronic Data Interchange: How to Hook in to Free Value Added Networks
Perceptant, the on-demand Supply Chain Management (SCM) and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Company, today unveiled its free to use, global regard added network service to customers.
Supply Chain Exchange 2.0, harnesses all the leading attributes of competitive Regard -Added Networks, including security, robustness, scalability and traceability but offers users the ability to exchange data and messages on an inclusive, free to use basis.
As well as actively encouraging third party applications to connect (subject to certification), Perceptant’s range of Supply Chain Management, B2B integration and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) solutions are already plumbed in and beginning to serve a growing trading community.
“The more companies used a VAN the more thay had to pay, which in a lot of cases has severely restricted the uptake of electronic trading and B2B data integration”. says Matthew Slinn, CEO and Initiator of Perceptant. “Now companies not only have access to a trading-grid of Planet -class SCM and EDI applications but also a Regard Added Network that doesn’t financially penalise them based on increased usage”. “For existing users Regard Added Networks this initiative could drive serious cost savings, for companies contemplating the use of a VAN or apprehensive about security issues relating transmitting sensitive data across the Internet, here’s the answer”.
“With AMR Research recently estimating that the SCM applications market will grow 7% annually for the next five years, despite the gloomy economic conditions of 2008, it’s unadorned to see companies will place an rising reliance on interconnected applications and air force ” says Tim Howden, Senior SCM Consultant. “SCM vendors have historically hampered the growth of these initiatives by charging customers based on data volumes and network usage or expecting companies to send sensitive information and data across unsecured Internet connections. It’s therefore refreshing to see Perceptant has irrevocably kaput this mould and we expect significant demand for their service”.
“This certainly strengthens Perceptant’s hand and pushes them to the forefront of the Software as a Service (SaaS) business application vendors in the Supply Chain Management, B2B Integration and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) space “.
For further information, contact: Marketing Director, Amanda Dines – http://www.perceptant.com
Company Information: Our hosted, on-demand Supply Chain Management, B2B Integration and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) solutions process millions of business-to-business transactions, integrate leading enterprise software applications and help seamlessly connect the demand chains of many of the Planet ’s leading trading communities. Perceptant is headquartered in Sheffield, Yorkshire, UK.
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