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Today, one of the most exciting topics in the supply chain debate is IoT (Internet of Things), in connection with for example “supply chain visibility end-to-end” and “Industry 4.0”,where industrial robots and other automation systems are connected and capable of reacting to market demand and responding accordingly.

In order to keep up with developments in today's fast-growing market you need an IT infrastructure that is both powerful, flexible and scalable. Not least when it comes to EDI and business integration. It is high time to replace the old traditional infrastructure and begin the journey to the cloud.

Now you can easily reach the major OEMs and Tier 1 players in the global automotive industry. There are over 100 global partners connected to PipeChain TCS™, PipeChain’s cloud based integration network.

Most companies with a large number of suppliers and / or articles usually have one thing in common: a lack of visibility and poor control of the inbound supply flow.

Hydroscand, the market leader in hydraulic hoses and fittings in Scandinavia with over 20 000 items in stock, has chosen PipeChain WebEDI to automate and streamline their supplier relationships.

PipeChain and Meridion enter into a Cloud-EDI partnership for companies running Infor M3 ERP. Sign first deal with HellermannTyton.

Several supply chain trends that have been mentioned during the past years are now becoming a reality. Companies are starting to think and act outside the four walls.

The world of computer games will provide more and more interesting input in areas other than fun and games.

PipeChain has signed a long-term contract with the BBGroup (Byggbeslag AB) for the cloud service PipeChainTCS™ for EDI and communication with the BBGroup's customers, suppliers and transportation companies.

The biggest problem in supply chains is still ‘silo thinking’, that is, that everyone thinks only of his own situation and acts accordingly. Thus, today’s supply chains are always less than optimal.