EFC Welcomes New Affiliate Member: DDS (Distributor Data Solutions)

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May 27, 2022

Formed in 2014 by electrical distribution veterans, DDS is a major product content provider serving the wholesale distribution industry. DDS helps manufacturers and distributors facilitate an exceptional e-commerce experience for end-user customers with the most robust product and marketing information—and the most intelligent, efficient content delivery system—available in the marketplace.

DDS’ advanced technologies and processes not only allow them to ingest and pass along more of the rich content and digital assets from manufacturers than other providers can, but they deliver it to each distributor in a format tailored to their specific e-commerce platform and matched to their unique product file, which simplifies and speeds up the entire process. DDS also keeps the data maintained via regular, automated feeds, passing along updated information to distributors as soon as it’s available, so customers can always rely on them for the most complete, accurate online product content.

The EFC-Official Representative from DDS is Matt Christensen, President.

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