Case Study

NEXPERIA and foreign WEB-EDI were used previously, but due to inconvenience, the system was switched to the domestic EDI provider, Connect Service.

The company was required to implement EDI for order and inventory data exchange in collaboration with global semiconductor manufacturer Micron. By adopting Connect Service, a data integration environment was established and connected with the ERP system to streamline order processing.
Using an AS2-based transmission method, the company enabled automated handling of order and inventory data, building a scalable data integration framework to support global semiconductor supply chain operations.

The company was required to implement EDI for order data exchange in its business with global semiconductor company TI. Previously, orders were received and processed via email, resulting in limitations in processing speed and accuracy.
By integrating EDI with the ERP system, the company established an automated structure for order data processing. This simplified the overall order workflow and significantly improved operational efficiency.

The company was required to implement EDI in its business with global electronics distributor ARROW. While in-house development was considered, the cost burden of securing specialized expertise and building infrastructure for EDI standards and communication protocols was significant. In addition, manual processing of order and settlement data led to continuous operational inefficiencies.By adopting Connect Service, the company was able to establish an EDI environment without the need for dedicated specialists or infrastructure investment. Order and settlement data were automated, resulting in improved operational efficiency.

By establishing an API with the partner semiconductor manufacturer, the handling of procurement and supply tasks has become more straightforward.

Requested EDI implementation from a global semiconductor manufacturer; automating existing email-based processes through EDI connectivity.