125-B2B Integration opportunities and challenges in China [Feb 2015]
The Theme presentations included:
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| “Opening Remark – An update on the direction and strategy of EDIFICE in 2015” by Mikael Hjalmarson, EDIFICE ChairmanEDIFICE is the Global Network for B2B Integration in High Tech Industries that has been active in Europe since 1986 and works with Chapters in Asia and the Americas since 2013. EDIFICE drives and enables Global standardized B2B adoption through best practice and information sharing and influencing of standards development. This presentation will highlight the association’s direction and strategy for 2015. |
| “Trend of Cloud Adoption in B2B Integration” by Leo Yeung, AVP, ASPAC Sales, OpenText GXSCloud computing developed rapidly in the past few years which creates a lot of new opportunities for B2B integration. Cloud enables the outsourcing of complex B2B transactions involving large and diverse group of trading partners to be conducted cost economically. Cloud also brings in new capabilities like mobility which enables companies to transact with trading partners which they were not able to reach before. In this presentation, Leo will share what B2B integration can be done over cloud and what values it brings. |
| “How CISCO optimizes B2B via Security Management and Self Service API” by Melvin Tu Manager, Enterprise Data Security, Cisco Systems – Kaku MY Guo, Technical Lead for Asiapac, Japan and China, Commerce B2B Partner Service, Cisco SystemsOne of the challenges we hear in B2B integration is ease of the integration and scalability of B2B new onboardings. Cisco will share how we are trying to establish scalable model in B2B adoption as well as the strategy around Security Management. |
| “Development and challenges for B2B deployment” by Angela Fu, Head of Operational Excellence, Region North East Asia, EricssonEricsson is a global supplier in the telecoms area, and is now moving from a hardware delivery focus to an integrated delivery of hardware, software and services. We also engage with new types of customers in the ICT area. This means that the integration challenges increase both internally and externally. We will in this presentation review some of the development currently ongoing as well as reviewing challenges for our B2B deployment. |
| “The best implementation of IBM Strategic Sourcing” by Wu Yue, Emptoris Senior Consultant, IBMIn 2013, IBM realized USD 6 billion cost saving based on mature procurement theories as well as professional sourcing tool. It successfully transformed its procurement function. In this session, Mr Wu will share their experience in this area. |
| “HP’s experience of B2B implementation in China” by Jimmy, Xizhen Zhu, China Team Leader. Global Information Service, HPIntroduce and share HP’s experience and implementation in B2B for Greater China area. This may include today’s observation, the challenges we have and opportunities we explore. |
