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Global research reveals that 77% of enterprises lack real-time access to ERP data, leading to poor business outcomes and lost revenue.

Five things to know about data integration for B2B ecommerce: Business-to-business (B2B) ecommerce companies share many of the same data integration obstacles as their business-to-consumer (B2C) counterparts—managing multiple data types, abiding by data governance guidelines, merging data with partners, etc. Still, many data integration solutions cater specifically to ecommerce enterprises in the B2C space, so integrating data remains a challenge for the B2B sector.

Change data capture helps you make faster and more accurate decisions with real-time data movement.

In the 21st-century business world, data reigns supreme. This means that how organizations to store, organize, move, and automate their valuable company data is crucial for overall success. When it comes to data management, having a great data integration solution in place is key. The process of data integration allows users to combine data from multiple sources, creating a data pipeline.

Wondering what e-commerce integration is? Here are five things to know: What is e-commerce integration? It's the next step in creating visibility and efficiency in today's highly connected world. E-commerce businesses that are just starting to explore the likes of e-commerce integration stand to gain a major competitive advantage if they follow the established best practices.

When talking about API integration, the matter of API rate limiting is unavoidable. Researching what the rate limits of the APIs you’re going to ‘consume’ in your integrations are should be part of your overall preparation for the development of your project scope. It is also a crucial detail to know when you will be designing your integrations; rate limits will define early on what mechanism you need to implement to avoid hitting them in the first place.

Tech leaders debate why SQL is the lingua franca of data analysis, the unbundling and rebundling of software and emerging trends in data governance within the modern data stack space.

Why turnover among chief data officers is so high and what can be done about it.

A few weeks ago we talked about webhook integration and briefly mentioned webhook security as one of the key points to consider in this context. I feel like today we can dive deeper into this topic.