Supply Chain Management And Electronic Data Interchange (edi) Free To Use Global Value Added Network

ant., the on-demand Supply Chain Management (SCM)existing users of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Company,and Value Added Networks this initiative could save
today unveiled its free to use, global value addedthem $m's, for companies contemplating the use of a
network service to customers.VAN or worried about security issues relating to AS2,
Supply Chain Exchange 2.0, harnesses all the leadingFTP and P2P this is the answer".
attributes of competitive Value-Added Networks,"With AMR Research recently estimating that the
including security, robustness, scalability andSCM applications market will grow 7% annually for
traceability but offers users the ability to exchangethe next five years, despite the gloomy economic
data and messages on an inclusive, free to use basis.conditions of 2008, it's plain to see companies will
The service is not only designed to be used inplace an increasing reliance on interconnected
conjunction with Perceptant's SCMaaS (Supply Chainapplications and services" says Tim Howden, Senior
Management as a Service) suite of supply chain, B2BSCM Consultant. "SCM vendors have historically
integration and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)hampered the growth of these initiatives by charging
solutions but also allows connections fromcustomers based on data volumes and network
complimentary third party applications.usage or expecting companies to send sensitive
"Now companies not only have access to ainformation and data across unsecured Internet
trading-grid of World-class SCM and EDI applicationsconnections. It's therefore refreshing to see
but also a Value Added Network ( that doesn'tPerceptant has finally broken this mould and we
penalise them based on increased usage" saysexpect significant demand for their service".
Matthew Slinn, CEO and founder of Perceptant. "For