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EDI on the Street

GraceBlood's Podcast on All Things EDI & Supply Chain

Podcast · By GraceBlood LLC · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    What Happens When Your EDI Expert Quits or Retires? (opens the original)

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    In this episode of EDI on the Street , we explore what happens when the one person responsible for your EDI suddenly leaves—and why relying on a single EDI expert can create serious business continuity risks. We discuss how companies can reduce their dependency on individual employees, protect critical EDI knowledge, improve documentation and coverage, and prepare for unexpected turnover. We also explain why outsourcing or co-managing EDI with an experienced integration partner can provide the e

  2. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    The Future of B2B Integration in Manufacturing: EDI, AI, APIs & What's Next (opens the original)

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    Manufacturing is evolving rapidly—and so is the technology that connects customers, suppliers, logistics providers, and ERP systems. In this episode of EDI on the Street, we explore the future of B2B integration in manufacturing and discuss why Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) remains the foundation of modern supply chains, even as AI, APIs, cloud ERP systems, and real-time analytics continue to transform the industry. Join us as we separate industry hype from reality and explain what manufactu

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