Selection of appropriate software can make or break a business. In the Supply Chain world, companies are faced with a major decision: Which WMS is best suited for our business? Learn more about it in this article

With the shift in consumer demand for Multi-Channel fulfillment, businesses are reacting to provide this service in hopes of increasing their sales volumes. This shift has changed business leaders’ thinking to evaluate Supply Chain not only from a “Cost” lens, but also with a “Sales” lens

Digitalization is the key enabler of growth, optimization and agility, as it supports a more transparent, automated, intelligent and orchestrated end-to-end supply chain.

Staying competitive requires use of the right tools and systems. A critical component in successful enterprise is proper Inventory Management

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated ecommerce growth by 4-6 years, doubling sales to 3.9 trillion USD by 2020. Businesses now prioritize seamless omni-channel integration for mobile accessibility, BOPIS convenience, and real-time inventory management to meet rising customer demands and sustain revenue growth.

Companies are rolling out new supply chain strategies for elevated e-commerce growth as the past year’s trends pointed predominantly to e-commerce. Executive leaders should also ensure that the current supply chain strategies and investments are future-proof, both fit for today’s customer mindset and agile enough to meet unknown market demands.

One of the most significant rituals during holidays is buying and sharing gifts. Having a strong supply chain ecosystem with a functionally savvy Enterprise Order Management system is critical for inventory management and order fulfillment.

A successful Reflex WMS implementation leads to several positive outcomes for a business – operational goals are achieved, processes are simplified, operators can perform their functions well, and so on.