How to Automate Data Exchange Processes Between Stakeholders
Valerio Di Marino, De Cecco's Corporate Management Systems Manager, and Francesco Novembri, Sales Director Comarch Italia.
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How to Automate Data Exchange Processes Between Stakeholders
Valerio Di Marino, De Cecco's Corporate Management Systems Manager, and Francesco Novembri, Sales Director Comarch Italia.
Since 1886, the De Cecco family has guaranteed continuity by handing down their knowledge from father to son and placing great importance on every product. De Cecco has always kept an eye on the times and responded swiftly to all national and international needs, making its homeland proud.
In 1986 the Olive Oil Company was founded, and would soon be followed by lines of rice, potato gnocchi, tomato products and sauces, balsamic vinegar of Modena, flours, organic products and bread substitutes: in short, everything you need for a good Italian meal.
We can talk about technological difficulties and market difficulties. Technologically we have many standards, but there is a gap. The same standard does not cover the same rules in all countries. The other difficulty is related to market customs, in the sense that some markets require information that is sometimes not conceived of in our systems because they are not normally used in our market."
It was important that we had a technology partner open to the international market,
in view also of the new electronic frontier factor that we will soon have to deal with,
be responsive to and comply with."
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