Industry analysts tracking B2B integration, EDI, Software-as-a-Service or SaaS, consumer goods, and retail markets have been following SPS Commerce over the years. The most recent reports highlighting SPS' SaaS EDI services and growth are listed below. Subscriptions may be required by the analyst firms to view the reports.
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- Gartner: Hot Questions for Multienterprise (B2B) Integration (11/21/07) Analyst Benoit Lheureux examines how organizations should approach integration, and whether an in-house or EDI service provider is best.
- IDC: Worldwide Packaged Applications 2007-2011 Forecast (11/07)
- AMR Research: Retail Note: EDI: A Better Way (9/27/07) ...As retailers struggle to quantify the value of collaboration and the management of electronic data interchange (EDI) transactions, many are asking, “Is there a better way to manage this process?” To understand whether outsourced EDI is right for you, determine the true cost of ownership for your existing operations. Be sure to include in-house software costs, maintenance fees, and support staff costs in your calculations. If your current EDI management approach is not cost effective or not a desired core competency, SPS Commerce is worth a look...
- Forrester Research: Evaluating Integration Technology Options (3/19/07)
- AMR Research: Reducing the Complexity of Multi-Enterprise Collaboration (3/15/07) Companies such as..., SPS Commerce,... view multi-enterprise collaboration as an opportunity to provide the infrastructure and platform for scalable and repeatable B2B communications. They also include higher level supply chain visibility, shared planning, and shared metrics as a core part of the value proposition.
- AMR Research: Consumer Products Random Notes (3/8/07) ...For midmarket companies working with many suppliers, consider SPS Commerce’s new functionality to filter and forward data for ASNs, orders, and purchase orders...
