EDI has a reputation of being expensive; but that stems from project misconceptions; EDI needs be be agreed by both partners and requires agility on both ends; if one side defines a format and then leaves the other party alone with implementing it, it soon can become very expensive;
I personally hold the bet that everybody who claims their EDI project was expensive and did not bring the ROI break-even after 3 months has an absurd misconception in setting up the project; to be clear not in technical terms but in terms of pure human project management. EDI means collaboration (btw. like SOA); all expensive EDI projects have a common flaw: they ignore collaboration.
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