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You’ve likely heard the term “wholesaler” and “retailer” tossed around and used. Someone might have explained it to you as retail is “when you go to a store and buy something” and wholesale is when the retail store restocks.” But then you get confused because when you go to Costco and buy items directly you are

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You have likely heard countless programs these days being referred to as SaaS — or Software as a Service. Some of the leading SaaS companies are Slack, Dropbox and DocuSign. In this article, we will simply explain SaaS and how it could apply to you. What is SaaS? Let’s use an example to illustrate this.

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You’re sitting on the couch. Dinner time is just around the corner. The grocery store is only ten minutes away. But let’s get real: you don’t feel like getting up. Wouldn’t it be easier if someone could just bring you the food? Right. This is no longer “new” news. Companies like Instacart, DoorDash and Grubhub

As a consumer, you are interested in the product you purchased. You ordered your new smart phone and want that tracking number — now. When you don’t get the service you paid good money for, it irritates you and makes you think twice about ordering from that company again.

If you are involved in any aspect of Business-2-Business (B2B) relations, you have most likely stumbled across the acronym EDI. Possibly you've even attempted to have EDI explained. In this article, we are going to clear up exactly what EDI is so you can determine how and if it applies to you. What is EDI?

An order comes in. You are excited. But then you remember something an employee told you about this item being low on stock. You check your inventory. Lo and behold, that specific item is in fact out of stock. Scrambling, you dig up records to find out the lag time between the manufacturer and your depot.