Topic: Software

The white paper provides a comprehensive checklist to strategically plan distribution center projects, ensuring they align with business goals, optimize efficiency, and maximize ROI.

AI holds significant potential to transform supply chains, but widespread adoption is slowed by fragmented systems, inconsistent data, and cautious implementation approaches.

Supply chain management applications have helped transform how companies operate and promise to be even more transformative in the coming years.

Ready to ditch the manual operation? Here’s a look at the increasingly important role that yard management systems play in the smooth, efficient running of overall logistics operations.

Compare your distribution center (DC) throughput metrics to similar facilities and industries to see how your operations are measuring up in our 2024 Throughput Benchmark Guide.

While it was once thought that a WMS, TMS, or inventory management system created as part of an ERP developer’s broader software package was simply “good enough” for certain shippers, these applications have since become more feature-rich and able to meet the needs of a larger swath of shippers.

Discover how evolving to Supply Chain 3.0 with logistics-AI can eliminate overpayments, enhance spend visibility, and boost productivity by 50% while saving 6% in transportation costs.

How a new, scalable TMS streamlined operations and drove efficiency for a growing logistics services provider.

The vision of achieving 360-degree visibility in the supply chain, though promising, is hindered by the complexity and multifaceted nature of global supply chain management, resulting in incomplete data and inefficiencies despite advances in AI-based solutions.

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The white paper discusses the urgent need for the logistics and supply chain industry to adapt to AI advancements, based on a study by Odyssey Logistics, covering AI adoption, integration strategies for shippers, and top industry concerns.

Smart companies are doing everything they can to minimize turnover, improve employee engagement, and maximize the value of their human workforces.

The modern LMS has come a long way since replacing industrial engineers who used stopwatches and clipboards to conduct time-and-motion studies on the warehouse floor. Today, LMS helps companies get more out of their workforces while also supporting a more flexible work environment for employees.

Navigate the complexities of outsourcing transportation management effectively by utilizing a comprehensive buying guide, which assists in identifying the right provider, understanding decision-making factors, and implementing strategies for ongoing improvement and change management.

As the days of slow, invisible supply chains that “worked behind the scenes” continue to fade in the rearview mirror, companies are improving their demand forecasting, gaining real-time visibility across their networks and streamlining their operations—and its software that makes that all possible.

The new technology will touch most aspects of the supply chain and make professionals more productive in their day-to-day work.

Whether manual, automated or somewhere in between, reverse logistics operations deliver maximum return only with an organized and efficient process. Don’t wait any longer to make your move.

We explore the role that WMS plays in today’s e-commerce fulfillment centers and how it will continue to drive these busy operations in the future as it becomes more intelligent—and, in some cases, intertwined with other applications within the warehouse’s four walls.

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Interest in supply chain management (SCM) software accelerates as more companies replace their legacy systems and look for new ways to offset ongoing supply chain challenges.