Supply Chain Software

During CSCMP's (Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals) EDGE 2024 Conference in Nashville earlier this month, SC247's Andy Gray caught up with Craig Moore, Vice President of Sales, North America at Körber Supply Chain Software, to discuss Körber's role in today’s supply chain, why a 'one size fits all' approach no longer works for companies, and a key prediction for 2025.

Supply chain management software has become the solution of choice for companies as they ride out the ongoing pandemic and plan for the future.

In this session, learn how the many moving and interdependent parts of last mile delivery make it the most complex and expensive segment of supply chains.

Locus’ multipronged approach to supply chain management is helping companies achieve high levels of efficiency and productivity in a world where e-commerce and omni-channel distribution demand it.

While automated equipment at today’s warehouses can be at the heart of their success, any single piece of automation needs to be balanced with upstream and downstream processes, raising the importance of software to sync the flow of work and ensure the heart of the system keeps ticking.

Surveys undertaken by global research firms often reveal a “disconnect” between what respondents say they’ll do and how they actually behave. A recent example of this was revealed when Gartner researchers asked Asia/Pacific CEOs about their spend on technology.

A look at what’s going on under the hood and shaping the supply chain execution space in 2016—and beyond. Software trends in 2016 for Supply Chain Managment

In this webcast we'll discuss the hidden benefits of a multi-carrier parcel shipping system that customers should consider when going through the purchase process — benefits that can deliver both future growth and cost savings.

Infor, a supply chain and logistics technology services and ERP software provider, said today that its planned acquisition of GT Nexus, a global provider of cloud-based global commerce technology, which was announced last month, has been completed.

The growing complexity of transportation management is driving more logistics operations to explore mobile options. Whether they’re monitoring assets, human resources, or more efficiently scheduling deliveries, logistics organizations are turning to mobile tools to help achieve new efficiencies outside the warehouse and DC.

Are you on the same page, in real-time, with your trading partners? That’s the promise of today’s supply chain collaboration software.

In many cases, big ERP is going head-to-head with the supply chain management software best-of-breed mainstays—and is now making significant investments to add even more functionality to the toolbox.

The supply chain software market is evolving toward platforms that optimize end-to-end processes and juggle constraints at all levels. Here’s how several leading suppliers are making progress on this vision.

With ERP vendors gaining traction in the supply chain execution market, top analysts suggest that best-of-breed providers are going to need to step up their game. We dissect the intersection of ERP and supply chain management software and discuss how the cloud could drive further progress.

Our new reader survey reveals a cautious approach to supply chain software investment and some lingering uncertainty over the place cloud computing will hold in the greater supply chain solution hierarchy.