Ecommerce is defined as buying and selling of e-commerce. Nowadays, an increase in various payment gateway services has also made e-commerce possible. Such payment gateway services depend on advanced technologies like electronic funds transfer, mobile commerce, internet marketing, electronic data interchange, automated data collection, inventory management systems, and supply chain management and helps to overcome geographical limitations. E-commerce actually eliminated such barriers and helped businesses to expand their markets. Read more at: https://it.toolbox.com/blogs/kevgardner83/what-you-need-to-know-about-e-commerce-012318

We know that Electronic data interchange or EDI is a method of standardizing the exchange of electronic data between systems. Some people think that enterprise resource planning or ERP and EDI are same. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. EDI and ERP are actually separate technologies that don’t often gel well together unless one puts thought and planning into their integration. One of the barriers is integrating EDI and ERP. Data are formatted differently for each technology, so a large part of integration is finding a way to make each system see data the same way. It’s often expensive and time-consuming. Organizations that make that investment, however, increase the value of their ERP. Jerri Ledford (author of business technologies) writes in her article about the benefits of investing in the EDI–ERP integration process. Read more at: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/inside-erp/3-ways-edi-can-add-value-to-your-erp-implementation-70222