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Webcast: You Don't Have to be Big to be Smart: Successful Integration for Small to Medium Sized Businesses

Overview The value of business-to-business integration is equally beneficial for large and small companies. Unfortunately, the complexity and costs of many forms of integration have created barriers for small to medium sized businesses trying to integrate with their suppliers, customers, carriers, etc. Fortunately, advances in technology have dramatically lowered those barriers to successful integration and made it more possible than ever for these companies to begin reaping the many rewards that come from conducting business electronically with the outside world. View this on-demand Webcast for an information-packed session that discusses the many options now available for small- and mid-sized businesses to achieve integration success.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Sterling Commerce
Live Date	5th December 2007 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Business Strategies, Business Management, Supply Chain Management, Strategic Planning, EAI

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