Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) allows businesses to exchange standard business documents like orders and invoices electronically. EDI cuts costs and saves time by avoiding errors and speeding up processes like order fulfillment. It provides benefits like cost savings, time savings, improved data quality, and competitive advantages. Implementing EDI involves analyzing requirements, selecting an in-house or outsourced solution, compiling information, integrating systems and data, and testing the system before use. Leading companies offer EDI solutions to facilitate electronic business document exchange between organizations.

1. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
SUBMITTED BY
SHAN MOHAMAMD (MBA-IB)
17382049

2. INTRODUCTION
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is the computer-to-
computer exchange of business documents in a standard
electronic format between business partners.

4. Modern Working Approach

5. How to use EDI

6. Industries Acceptance of EDI

8. CONTRIBUTION OF EDI IN BUSINESS
Cost cutting mechanism
Time saving
Avoid risk of missing parcel
Data quality with no writing mistakes
Quick response by receiver
Shortening order processing
Transparency
Competitive advantage
To focus on more important business functions

9. Major areas where EDI system is applying
Getting started with EDI?
In-house: Outsourced EDI:
Financial Services Logistics & SCM
Education Institutions B2B Business
Retail Marketing Logistics & SCM

10. Step 1: Requirements analysis
Step 2: Build up the organization structure
Step 3: Selection of the ideal EDI solution (in-house or outsource)
Step 4: Compile your information
Step 5: System and data integration
Step 6: Tests and start
IMPLEMENTATION

11. Leading companies who provide EDI solutions

13. References
Author: Tridas Mukhopadhyay,A Study of Electronic Data Interchange, journal
MIS Quarterly, Vol. 19, No. 2 (Jun., 2014)
 Book: ‘Software product management and pricing’ BY Hans-Bernd Kittlaus
Peter N.
 www.edibasics.com
 www.conexiom.com
 Blog: ediacademy

14. Thanks