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Maintaining the chain Integrating and monitoring business-to-business (B2B) value chains through the use of external services

By: Quocirca
Published: September 2012
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B2B supply chains are changing rapidly and becoming increasingly complex. Crossing through business functions including procurement, logistics, warehousing, finance and others, the need for core systems to be integrated is gaining importance. An external B2B service can not only provide the main B2B functions required, but should also be able to integrate with existing systems within an organisation and embrace new functions that are sourced by the organisation from cloud providers.

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