Using Modern WMS and the Latest Technology to Set Your Business Up for Success

Originally Aired - Wednesday, March 19 • 2:15 PM - 3:00 PM

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Location: Theater E

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Type: On-Floor Seminars

Description:

Over the past year, businesses in the North American supply chain have seen a surge in building more resilient supply chains, often through nearshoring and reshoring as well as with the adoption of more technological tools.

The acceleration of adoption of digital technologies in American and Canadian companies has been significant. Artificial intelligence and machine learning, IoT, flexible automation and other modern technologies are providing new insight, predictability, and efficiency to supply chain businesses.

As the demand for resilient and flexible solutions continues to rise, companies are increasingly seeking technologies that enable rapid adaptation and enhanced customer centricity. Coupled with ongoing labor shortages, which are driving greater investment in flexible automation, businesses find themselves at a crossroads, necessitating upgrades to both their technologies and business processes

In this session, we will discuss:

An AI case study in a multiple-temperature warehouse used to anticipate and plan for labor needs
A flexible automation case study involving a pharma logistics company
A LCAP-based WMS case study involving a 3PL
The increase in adoption of modern WMS as warehouse operators realize the limitations of continuing to use outdated, legacy WMS
The impact of LCAP on WMS integrations

Key Takeaways:

What low code application platforms (LCAP) are and why they are so advantageous for WMS
How companies using outdated legacy WMS are limited in their ability to adopt modern technologies and integrate with other solutions
How artificial intelligence is being used to predict and plan for labor needs
How 3PLs and warehouse operators can use a LCAP-based WMS to increase flexibility and adaptability to tailor the user interface, processes, billing and more to meet customer requirements and make changes easly at lower cost
How flexible automation is being used to benefit a pharma logistics operation

Product Category: Distribution & Warehousing Software