Modernize Your Data Exchange with a Scalable, Secure Platform
EDI Modernization helps replace legacy platforms like Axway and MOVEit with a scalable IBM Sterling solution for secure, real-time data exchange.
Replace legacy EDI and MFT platforms with a unified, cloud-ready solution that improves visibility, reduces costs, and scales with your business.
Your Data Exchange Platform Is Limiting Your Growth
Many enterprises rely on legacy platforms like Axway, Seeburger, and MOVEit that were not built for today’s scale, compliance demands, and real-time business requirements.
As transaction volumes increase, systems struggle to scale, visibility becomes limited, and operational costs continue to rise. This directly impacts business performance and partner operations.
Why Legacy Data Exchange Breaks at Scale:
- Systems fail during peak transaction volumes
- High infrastructure and maintenance costs
- Limited real-time visibility across transactions
- Slow partner onboarding and integration cycles
- Increasing compliance and security risks
Maintenance grows. Costs rise. Visibility declines. Operations shift from outcomes to upkeep.
What You Can Achieve with Modern Data Exchange
- Unified EDI and MFT operations on a single platform
- Real-time visibility and tracking across all transactions
- Automated workflows for faster execution
- Secure communication across AS2, SFTP, HTTPS, and APIs
- Scalable architecture for growing partner ecosystems
Modern data exchange enables enterprises to scale operations, improve visibility, and reduce costs without disruption.
Apply b2b and managed file transfer to a defined use case.
Move a defined partner community from a legacy exchange into the selected Sterling architecture. Certify transport, document validation and downstream acceptance for each migration wave before retiring the existing route.
Define the engagement scope.
Define the partners, business documents, transfer routes and delivery windows included in the engagement. Review transport security, certificates, document validation and downstream processing as one exchange. For Sterling or webMethods initiatives, confirm the selected components and their configuration requirements against the current environment.
Validate the operating result.
Test successful delivery, interrupted transfer, missing files, duplicates and invalid business documents. A transport success alone does not prove that the receiving application accepted the content. Preserve the identifiers and acknowledgments needed to reconcile an exchange and agree who may retry or recover it.
Prepare for a focused working session.
Prepare partner profiles, protocol details, anonymized sample files, certificate ownership and processing schedules. Agree the onboarding or migration wave, certification checks and cutover responsibilities. Where IANN FileGPS or operational automation is in scope, specify which file, event and integration-flow milestones will be tracked and acted upon.
Make the next step specific.
Bring your operating context, priorities and questions. We’ll help identify the relevant next step.
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