Registration Now Open for IDEA eBiz 2019!

IDEA eBiz

June 9, 2019

IDEA eBiz will be held September 16-18 at the Loews Hotel in Philadelphia, PA. This year’s theme is, “More Information. More Knowledge. More Innovations.”

The Industry Data Exchange Association, Inc. (IDEA)’s eBiz 2019 is dedicated to eBusiness professionals and will bring together key supply chain leaders through a mix of general sessions, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities.

The event is geared to industry professionals in such functions as EDI, sales/marketing, IT, pricing and product management, data sync, and operations. The event is open to all industry professionals including non-IDEA customers. See the agenda here.

“Whether you’re a first-timer or have attended eBiz before, this will be a completely new experience for everyone,” says President & CEO, Paul Molitor. “This year’s eBiz will bring together industry experts and provide invaluable learning and networking opportunities to all attendees.”

Early Bird rates end on July 31, 2019. To reserve your spot, please fill out the online registration form at idea4industry.com/ebizforum/.

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