Once upon a time, operating a distribution center was accomplished by tracking inventory on blackboards and moving the inventory by following handwritten lists. Stockrooms were typically small and orders moved slowly enough to meet demand using such methods. Beginning with the US Military in the 1940's, the transformation from simple paper systems to logistics activities that were more methodology-driven, began to emerge.
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Productivity is a critical aspect in the overall success of your supply chain.
A key reason for implementing a Warehouse Management System, WMS, is to gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace. However, choosing the right package can be difficult. Before the package selection process, your firm should answer such questions as: What is the customer demand on my warehouse? How can we ensure vendor compliance? Are we geared toward multi-channel distribution?
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