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  • Subject: Re: Pseudo-EDI in V4.0.5
  • From: GolDLX <GolDLX@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 28 Apr 1998 22:59:29 EDT

In a message dated 98-04-27 19:02:46 EDT, Bill writes:

> We are starting to get some pressure to begin EDI'ing with customers.
>  What have others done in the V4 series?  I would prefer to not go to an
>  EDI package.

We are also getting pressure to begin EDI but only from one major customer. My
main purpose for going to COMMON was to gather as much info as possible on
EDI. After 2 full days of sessions on the subject (there were more) and a
vendor demo, we will more than likely go with a package. 

In a message dated 98-04-28 19:27:40 EDT, Dean writes:

<< Most
 also _DO NOT_ use the SSA product.  Premenos seems to be the most popular at
 BPCS sites, although I've seen all of the "majors" used at one time or
 another.  If your business is going to expand in the future at all, a package
 will save you time in the long run (and the _VENDOR_ can spend time figuring
 out what went wrong, instead of _YOU_ ;-)). >>

Premenos was bought out by Harbinger and I _thought_ I understood it that
that's _the_ package SSA uses. Did I get wrong info on that one? After
everything I learned, I totally agree with your last statement. We're hoping
to get more trading partners to EDI with us for a good ROI. 

Susan Kregar
Systems Admin.
The Glass Baron, Inc.
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