EDICOM Blog

Keep track of all the news about electronic invoicing, eTax, EDI and digital transformation.

How to apply data analytics in business decision making

11/07/2022
data analytics
Tips on how to apply data analytics in business decision-making

EDICOM Opens New Headquarters in Morocco

17/06/2022
EDICOM MAROC
EDICOM Strengthens its presence in Africa and the Middle East.

Business Intelligence: 5 Ways To implement Business Intelligence In Your Company

19/05/2022
Business Intelligence
What is Business Intelligence and what are the main benefits of implementing it in your organization?

Challenges In The Face Of Hyper Fragmented Markets

19/05/2022
Hyper Fragmented Markets
Internationalization poses a set of challenges for companies, since they no longer must serve a single market

NEP NHS Consortium Mandates The Electronic Exchange Of Purchase Orders And Invoices

10/05/2022
NHS e-Procurement Strategy: NEP NHS Consortium
The NEP Consortium has mandated the use of electronic invoicing and purchase orders via Peppol as of 1st of June 2022

Sweden Begins e-Invoicing and Digital VAT Initiative

12/04/2022
Sweden e-Invoicing and Digital VAT Initiative
Swedish Tax Agency is now considering several different models in order to meet digital VAT reporting requirements

My ROI (Return on Investment) with EDI

30/03/2022
My ROI (Return on Investment) with EDI
EDI is still in play and a large part of the transactions of many CAC 40 companies are based on EDI flows

New Zealand Launches e-Invoicing Initiative

14/02/2022
New Zealand e-Invoicing
Central government agencies must be able to receive invoices in an electronic format beginning March 31st, 2022

EDICOM approved as PEPPOL Provider by the Dutch PEPPOL Authority NPA

24/01/2022 (updated)
PEPPOL Provider PEPPOL Authority NPA
We are proud to announce that the Dutch PEPPOL Authority (NPA) has authorized EDICOM as a PEPPOL provider in the country.

What Is Corporate Governance and What Role Does It Play in Digitalization

10/01/2022
Corporate Governance
Corporate government must combine technology, knowledge, and management processes to promote transparency in companies.