I first encountered the concept of EDI as a trader specializing in retail chains in 2000. At that time, a letter arrived at our company, as a supplier to chains, stating that the use of EDI technology was a condition for continuing our collaboration. Just like many companies today, we had no idea what it was. I still remember the words of my then-supervisor: "Look, I'm too old for these novelties, take charge of it, and maybe something will come of it for you."

As time went on and more customers and suppliers adopted EDI technology, as well as multinational companies using online marketplaces, EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) became my daily bread and ultimately a passion.

I have now been involved in electronic communication for 24 years. During this time, I have ensured, managed, or participated in a number of interesting projects in various positions and companies - from implementing simple EDI communication, catalog management in online marketplaces to transitioning to three different ERP systems as a departmental guarantor or subject matter expert, and even to integration projects and process automation projects aimed at reducing costs and labor across various departments.