DiCentral is the most innovative EDI company on the planet, enabling customers to expand their supply chain without limits.
Being a global leader in EDI and supply chain solutions means using proprietary technology instead of outsourcing key functions. Providing live technical support over the phone that never leaves clients waiting in a queue. From small businesses to multi-national enterprises, DiCentral delivers the tools and expertise that enable a competitive edge that scales.
Founded in 2000, DiCentral is a leading global provider of EDI and supply chain solutions headquartered in Houston, Texas, with 11 offices worldwide supporting customers across multiple sectors in over 33 countries.
Pre-built, proprietary ERP adapters are designed to work with DiCentral’s EDI cloud platform and integrate with more than 100 ERP, WMS and accounting systems to deliver greater return on investment and reduce redundant, error-prone data entry.
Peter is a founding executive at DiCentral with over 25 years of experience helping Retail, CPG, Healthcare and Automotive organizations leverage B2B integration throughout their supply chain by using data standards and technology to automate complex order and fulfillment processes.
Peter is actively involved in industry, trade, and standards groups such as NRF, GS1 and RVCF. In addition, he is currently an advisory board member to the Center for Supply Chain Research at Lehigh University where he actively participates in industry research.
He is frequently published, a sought-after speaker, and host of “The Connected Show”, a video blog that connects viewers to the people and news that influence today’s integrated supply chains.
Peter is a veteran of the U.S. Navy and attended Central Texas College and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University where he studied aviation and business management.
With over 15 years of marketing cloud-based managed service offerings, Cagen is responsible for the company’s marketing and branding resources. Prior to DiCentral, he worked for the Xvand Technology Corporation. In this time, Mr. Cagen has educated business leaders about the risks and benefits of cloud-based computing.
Nishita Cummings is a partner for Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors’ growth equity activities. She is responsible for identifying and analyzing investment opportunities, monitoring of portfolio companies, and deal execution.
Prior to joining Kayne Anderson in 2007, Ms. Cummings worked at Boston Avenue Capital, a value oriented activist hedge fund focused on micro-cap and small-cap public companies, where she focused on investments in retail/apparel, medical technology, and software companies. Additionally, Ms. Cummings has held positions at LEK Consulting and the Wharton Small Business Development Center.
Ms. Cummings attended the University of Pennsylvania where she pursued a B.S. in Economics with a concentration in Finance from the Wharton School and a B.S. in Biomedical Sciences from the School of Engineering.
David is an automotive supply chain industry veteran with over 30 years of expertise. David was previously the President and CEO of Covisint an industry leader founded by the Detroit Three automakers to provide secure B2B Integration transport. David led the company during a period of high growth and completed an IPO of the company in 2013.
David’s career includes senior leadership positions in IT at Ford Motor Company, President and CEO of Covisint from 2008 – 2014, a co-founder and CEO of high tech startup FreightVerify, a cloud-based freight logistics technology company and Tier 7 Ventures, a growth stage consulting service focused on operational performance and strategic market positioning.
Mr. McGuffie received his degree in Business Administration from Central Michigan University.
Advant Navis Business Park
UNIT NO. A – 1107
ELEVENTH FLOOR , TOWER A
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Tel.: +91-1204242141
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Advant Navis Business Park
UNIT NO. A – 1107
ELEVENTH FLOOR , TOWER A
PLOT 7, SECTOR – 142 NOIDA, INDIA
Tel.: +91-1204242141
india@dicentral.com
Severity | CRM Severity | Response Time Objective | Response Time |
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1 | Critical business impact/service down: Business critical functionality is inoperable or critical interface has failed. Usually applies to a production environment and indicates an inability to access services resulting in a critical impact on operations. | Within 1 hour | 24/7 |
2 | Significant business impact: A service business feature or function of the service is severely restricted in its use or you are in jeopardy of missing business deadlines. | Within 2 business hours | 24/7 |
3 | Minor business impact: Indicates the service or functionality is usable and it is not a critical impact on operations. | Within 8 business hours | 24/7 |
4 | Minimal business impact: An inquiry or non-technical request. | Within 1 business day | 24/7 |
You want to run as efficiently as possible with as little resources as possible. We didn’t have the resources to hire an EDI specialist our IT staff. DiCentral has really been a great partner to enabled us to work with companies that may not have been able to work with in the past. Now that we’re able to after dropship through EDI.
– LeeAnn Taylor
Customer Relations Manager
Vibram USA, Inc.