IT projects are notorious for escalating beyond their original scope, exceeding budgets, and in the worst cases, failing all together. Unexpected integration issues, inflexible systems, and poor planning often leads to missed deadlines and inflated budgets. But with the right integration solution, businesses can take control and avoid projects turning into black holes of cost and frustration.
Digitalization has created an environment where various systems and software must work seamlessly together for the business to run efficiently. However, connecting all the pieces also introduces new security challenges. With a well-thought-out IT strategy, risks can be minimized and systems protected from unauthorized access and technical failures.
A modern integration engine can play a crucial role in optimizing business operations while simultaneously reducing carbon footprint. By automating and streamlining processes, companies can cut down on energy consumption, scale down transportation needs, and lower unnecessary emissions. Here are five ways a modern integration engine can contribute to a more sustainable IT environment.
With a stuttering Global economy, many companies need to both accelerate and brake. Efforts to promote sales and growth are crucial, while cost cutting and introducing operational efficiencies have become part of everyday business life. An important success factor in this context is the ability to establish streamlined work and information flows.
The Nordics' leading wallpaper manufacturer is continuing its digitization journey. With a new CRM system and e-commerce platform, the company has established an appropriate business environment for further technical advancements. While system changes can easily become complex and resource-intensive, Boråstapeter has greatly benefitted from its existing integration engine, Blue Integrator.
Tranemo is a leading European supplier of advanced workwear. To contribute to a sustainable way of working and to continue its expansion, Tranemo has invested in an automation solution at its logistics centre, AutoStore. With an expected increase in picking efficiency of 30% to 40%, Blue Integrator, the existing integration engine, will now play a central role in the new logistics centre as well.
When cyber security is on the agenda, it frequently relates to protecting against ransomware, DDoS-attacks and phishing. The answer to these threats is usually a combination of various technical solutions and increased user knowledge. Another component, that is often overlooked, is how secure is your integration engine – by deploying a modern solution security is instantly enhanced.
Since 2010, TriPartum has been using Blue Integrator to handle the transportation of its clients’ source data files into its managed service platform and the resultant output files back to its clients and third party providers, such as print partners.
By using Blue Integrator, BM Catalysts can efficiently deal with various file formats and systems available to the company's customers and suppliers. Instead of numerous direct integrations between BM Catalysts different subsystems, the deployment of Blue Integrator has resulted in one coherent flow of information. In addition, the integration solution has provided significant time savings.
Golvabia produces and sells different types of flooring to retailers and consumers. It´s a business where stock balance, as well as large volumes of product data and material specifications, must be available and updated 24/7. Quotation requests, orders and invoicing also need to be managed in an organised and coherent manner. To handle these demands Golvabia is using an integration engine.
In the past many companies have been hesitant about setting up an online shop, however as technology has improved there are now great opportunities to quickly reach a global market. At the same time, as the whole world has become an online trading place, greater demands are placed on keeping together and updating large amounts of information in a logical and streamlined manner.
The Swedish electrical installations market has a total turnover of approximately 8 billion Euro. Of this, a large part includes materials and logistics. However, the industry has traditionally lagged behind other sectors in terms of streamlining inventory and purchasing processes.
Every month, Vidinge sells 600 tonnes of washed, pre-cut, and fresh vegetables to several of the Nordic region's largest wholesalers and grocery chains. When Vidinge needed a new solution to communicate with customers via Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), they chose to implement Blue Integrator, one of the world’s leading integration engines.
The new version of the Blue Integrator integration engine includes a number of updates that enables organisations to manage even larger data volumes. The improvements make Blue Integrator an even more powerful and cost-effective integration solution for companies in e-commerce, manufacturing industry, retail, and logistics.
Lideco supplies world-leading brands and tool components from its production line to numerous customers and suppliers. Working with consultants from Connect Companies and by deploying a modern integration engine - Blue Integrator - Lideco has digitized and automated a vast amount of its processes relating to quotation requests and order management.
When talking about digital transformation, it is always a case of weighing up the pros and cons to the business. How does this make us better, more profitable and efficient? What´s the ROI? Every company is different and needs to make its own assessment, but an area where the benefits are often clear, both in the short and the long-term, is smart integration.
Today, digitization and e-commerce continue to drive growth in online retail. In order to be able to compete in the online economy and meet new challenges, e-commerce companies must be able to offer a flexible customer experience. This includes being able to provide access to information about prices, stock balances and delivery times in real time.