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Why another WMS Report, you may ask? Global Supply Chain Models and Second Decade technology are driving new ways of working. The fact is that the warehouse has become a critical element of the global strategy for enterprises large and small. Scattered across the globe are the stockrooms, depots, consolidation centers, cold storage and mega multi‐mode facilities that store, move, and sometimes make products for the world. Vertical or federated, complex, long supply chains are hard to manage. Scaling logistics requires capital, competency and location capability.
In addition, we have had a technology revolution! SaaS solutions are ready and online for companies large and small—but particularly for SMBs1 that may have held back from implementing a more robust solution due to the complexity and upfront costs of this software.
Warehouse services, a critical core of supply chain, require some level of technology for effective operation. This can range from some very simple locating systems to highly automated, through software and hardware for high velocity facilities. Yet, most warehouses are not all that automated. So what’s holding them back.
In this report we will talk about the leading Warehouse Management Software solutions available today. There are real differences, so it is worth your time to understand these differences before you buy.
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