On September 22, 2026, Enosym, ecosio and SCSN will organize an exclusive roundtable at the Brainport Industries Campus inEindhoven. During this event, we will bring together Supply Chain, IT andProcurement professionals to discuss how organisations can prepare for the rapidly changing world of digital supply chain collaboration, e-invoicing, compliance and standardisation
Directing the Digital Supply Chain: Digital Ecosystems & Compliance
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22 September 2026
๐ 13:30 - 17:30 hrs
๐ Brainport Industries Campus (BIC),Eindhoven
๐น Closing networking with drinks
๐ถ Free participation, limited number of places available
The way companies exchange data is changing rapidly. Whereas electronic messaging used to revolve mainly around classic EDI links, we are now seeing a much broader ecosystem emerging. The combination of NIS2, mandatory e-invoicing from 2027and the growing need for real-time data exchange is changing the way companies work together internationally. Especially in the cross-border chain between theNetherlands, Belgium and Germany, this raises new issues.
How do you ensure that your organization iscompliant with future laws and regulations and keeps a grip on data exchange,without putting an extra burden on your IT department?
That is precisely why we are organizing this roundtable. Not as a sales event, but as a gathering where a group of Supply Chain, IT and Procurement leaders can share experiences, learn from each other and gain insight into the developments that will determine their organization in the coming years.
Whenorganizations think about digitization, the focus is often on technology. Buttechnology is not the biggest challenge. The real challenge lies in standardization.
Ever sincethe introduction of EDI in the 1970s, in particular the launch of the UNstandard UN/EDIFACT in 1987, the market has been trying to streamline digitalbusiness processes. However, these early attempts led to a proliferation ofsectoral standards and customer-specific 'dialects'.
Yet organizations still spend a lot of time and money on custom links, different message formats and customer- or sector-specific requirements. Despite the move to UBL and JSON, which have significantly lowered the technological threshold, standardization remains the biggest challenge.
The title of our event, Directing the Digital Supply Chain, refers to a development that is becoming increasingly visible: organizations are no longer digitizing individual processes, but complete value chains.
A customer order leads to production, logistical handling, transport movements and ultimately to invoicing. For that chain to function efficiently, all parties involved must be able to exchange data in a standardized way. This requires more than just technology, it requires joint agreements within digital ecosystems.
This is where we see the power of modern digital ecosystems emerging, suchas:
The realvalue comes when these worlds come together. This creates an end-to-end digitalsupply chain: from ordering and production to transport, delivery andinvoicing. That's exactly what Directing the Digital Supply Chain: DigitalEcosystems & Compliance is all about.
No organization can solve the challenges of modern supply chain integration alone.
SCSN provides a powerful network and standard for digital collaboration within the manufacturing industry. The integration provider Ecosio brings international expertise in the field of B2B integration, e-invoicing and managed connectivity. Enosym plays an independent advisory and coordinating role in this.
From our daily practice, we see that successful digitization is not just about technology. Process design, governance, stakeholder management, adoption and future-proofing are at least as important. That is why we help organizations not only with the choice of a solution, but also with the implementation and realization of the desired business objectives.
As an independent center of expertise for Digital Supply Chain Integration, Enosym sees every day how organizations struggle with the growing complexity of supply chain digitalization. We work with different partners, networks and technologies. For this event, we deliberately sought cooperation with ecosio and SCSN, because their expertise is in line with the issues that we see emerging among our customers today around chain digitization, standardization and compliance.
We support organizations on a strategic, operational and technical level. Precisely because Enosym operates independently of software suppliers and serviceproviders, we can assess developments such as e-invoicing, SCSN, Peppol and logistics standardization in conjunction. Not from a specific solution, but from the business objectives of our customers. In doing so, we combine market knowledge and practical experience within our consortium of specialists.
With this roundtable, we want to share knowledge, connect parties and show how organizations can already work on a future-proof digital supply chain today.This fits in with the role that Enosym fulfils on a daily basis: building bridges between business, processes and technology.
We look forward to welcoming you to this exclusive roundtable in Eindhoven.
Places are limited to ensure an interactive and valuable discussion. Reserve your place
Marina Bergmans is the founder of Enosym and the driving force behind the network. With her technical background and commercial expertise, she bridges the gap between strategic advice and technical realization in the field of Digital Supply Chain Integration. As an โenergy builderโ, she combines entrepreneurship with in-depth knowledge of chain integration. Within Enosym, Marina is the binding factor; she is partly responsible for commerce and, thanks to her years of experience, acts as an expert interlocutor in the EDI domain. Her approach is always focused on achieving measurable results, never losing sight of the human aspect, in accordance with Enosym's core values.
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