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Re: Re: Looking for a new VAN
--- rijkersplein < >
> Which VANs do you love? Which ones should hang it
> up?
Which VANS do I love? Sterling is THE BEST. Costs a
little more but worth it. Problem free. Almost never
down (and when down its on Sunday for scheduled
maintenances). Great customer service. And a great
self-service website where you can see what documents
have been sent and received, get mailbag numbers, and
reload documents if needed.
Which Vans should hang it up? Well, everybody who has
been on this list for some time knows my unequivocal
answer on this one. GXS is the one that I really
hate.
GXS really stinks.
--- rijkersplein <
wrote:
> I use AS2 (Cleo LexiCom) to send/receive EDI to/from
> Sterling and I
> am 100 percent satisfied.
>
> LexiCom is very easy to configure and definitely I
> wouldn't pay a
> consultant to do the setup. In fact it comes with
> pre-configured AS2
> hosts for about two dozens partners or VANs
> (Sterling included).
>
> Both Cleo and Sterling support are excellent.
>
> Sorin
>
>
> --- In "annagraham7"
> <annagraham7@y...> wrote:
> > Hello -
> >
> > We're being subjected to a forced migration due to
> the sale of our
> VAN
> > and it seems like a good time to explore options.
> >
> > We are a US company and have 45 domestic trading
> partners. We
> would
> > like to use AS2 to communicate with the VAN.
> >
> > Which VANs do you love? Which ones should hang it
> up? Reliability
> and
> > [accessible] helpful support is important. Price
> is too
> (obviously).
> > And if it's not too much to ask, an easy migration
> would be nice. :)
> >
> > Thank you in advance for your advice.
>
>
>
>
>
>
<<We are at such a point in mankind's evolution where changed conditions
invalidate all our policies that have been so successful even in the recent
past, and that presumably have constituted the ideal response to a presumably
unchanging and unchangeable human condition. No wonder we are stupefied and
confused-but our mistake is the same which many cultures have made before us,
namely to force a rigid model upon a fluid reality.
Erich Jantsch - "Design for Evolution: Self-Organization and Planning in the
Life of Human Systems"
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