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Erik Kiser

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Founder at Orderful

Incline Village, Nevada, United States

FoundedOrderful

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Erik Kiser is the founder and CEO of Orderful, an API that enables enterprises to connect once and exchange EDI data with trading partners across their supply chains. He brings a decade of experience in building B2B integrations. In 2013, he founded Doppio Group, a technology consultancy for Infor M3 companies that employs more than 30 experts and operates in San Francisco, India, and Australia.

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Who is Erik Kiser?
Erik Kiser is the founder and CEO of Orderful, an API that enables enterprises to connect once and exchange EDI data with trading partners across their supply chains. He brings a decade of experience in building B2B integrations. In 2013, he founded Doppio Group, a technology consultancy for Infor M3 companies that employs more than 30 experts and operates in San Francisco, India, and Australia.
Where does Erik Kiser work?
Erik Kiser is Founder of Orderful.
What companies did Erik Kiser found?
Erik Kiser founded Orderful.

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