Robert Larsson

Led EDI initiatives at three different manufacturers. Specialized in EDIFACT, API migrations, and supply chain data integration.

Stockholm
Robert Larsson
The EDI Trading Partner Management Crisis: Your Complete 2025 Framework for Multi-Partner Compliance, Automated Onboarding, and Relationship Optimization

The EDI Trading Partner Management Crisis: Your Complete 2025 Framework for Multi-Partner Compliance, Automated Onboarding, and Relationship Optimization

Without the right EDI platform, managing a growing volume of purchase orders, invoices, and shipping notices can quickly pile up. Without full compliance, companies risk financial penalties, regulatory action, and damaged relationships with trading partners. But here's what makes 2025 different: nearly two-thirds (63%) of IT decision-

By Robert Larsson
The Critical EDI Staffing Crisis Decision Framework: In-House vs Managed Services Cost-Benefit Analysis and Implementation Guide for Supply Chain Leaders in 2025

The Critical EDI Staffing Crisis Decision Framework: In-House vs Managed Services Cost-Benefit Analysis and Implementation Guide for Supply Chain Leaders in 2025

The shortage of trained EDI professionals is leaving many companies struggling to maintain and expand EDI capabilities, and the situation has reached crisis levels. Many of the professionals who initially implemented and managed EDI systems are now reaching retirement age, taking with them years of specialized knowledge and hands-on

By Robert Larsson
The 5 Critical EDI Adoption Barriers Blocking 70% of SMEs in 2025 (And Proven Solutions That Cut Implementation Costs by 60%)

The 5 Critical EDI Adoption Barriers Blocking 70% of SMEs in 2025 (And Proven Solutions That Cut Implementation Costs by 60%)

Despite the increasing adoption of digital technology, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) continue to lag behind larger firms. While 85% of SMEs recognize digital transformation benefits and 68% see digitalization as crucial, most struggle with EDI adoption barriers that prevent them from accessing larger trading partners and supply chains. The

By Robert Larsson