IBM's next-generation B2B integration cloud platform is now available in a new data center in Frankfurt, Germany for IBM Sterling B2B Integration Services, part of IBM's B2B Cloud Services product portfolio. These services are also expanding into new markets and are available in an additional 10 countries.
IBM B2B Cloud Services helps enterprises of all sizes synchronize their end-to-end value chain by driving rapid responses to changes in demand without massive investments in B2B integration infrastructure. IBM solutions range from on-demand solutions to fully managed services enabling you to connect, coordinate, and collaborate with your trading partner communities around the world.
Sterling B2B Integration Services is a fully-managed cloud-based solution that supports modern digital business interactions:
- Rapidly onboard new trading partners with IBM's world class implementation team.
- Swiftly connect with your trading community to help realize faster time to revenue.
- Simplify your support model through IBM's white glove approach for proactive trading-partner support.
- Help reduce your Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) compared to on-premises alternatives.
- Improve B2B collaboration by extending internal IT and business processes to external partners.
- Seamlessly and quickly consume transactions through automated data transformation.
- Create centralized visibility enabling comprehensive tracking of business process activities for your customers, suppliers, and business partners.
- Benefit from IBM's stringent security standards, data encryption and secure design requirements when connecting with your trading community.
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