Monthly Archives: June 2011

EDI Measurements

Posted on June 29, 2011 by Wayne Marshall

Would You Drive A Car With No Dashboard? Though I have known this for many years, recent discussions with IT and EDI Managers highlights the degree to which the entire EDI Community and individual industries lack any EDI metrics or … Continue reading →

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BizTalk is Dead? Really?

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Shashi Raina

Seriously, every time I hear the phrase “BizTalk is Dead” or “BizTalk is Obsolete”, I want to scream. The speculation of BizTalk’s downfall multiplies exponentially with each new release of Connected System stack technology. With the announcements of Oslo and recent … Continue reading →

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We’re Back: A Review of UConnect Live Conference

Posted on June 21, 2011 by Aron Gilbody

Recently, I had the opportunity to attend the UConnect Live conference put on by GS1 in Orlando. My colleagues and I weren’t really sure what to expect from this year’s show, and I think we all walked away feeling our … Continue reading →

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Summer: Warmer Temps = Hot Competition for Job Openings!

Posted on June 9, 2011 by Andrew Oliver

As the temps start warming up, so is the competition in the job market. Currently, the balance of power is still with the employer, with unemployment rates in the 9% range. The market has taken a shift from 2008-2009 to … Continue reading →

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