Two Paths, One Choice

Warehouses are at a turning point.

Warehouses today are data rich but insight poor. Decisions are still made much as they were a decade ago — manually, inconsistently, and unreliably. Couple that with rising complexity, scarce labor, and expensive automation, and it sets the stage for major disruptions. Leaders are searching for solutions, and Warehouse Execution Systems (WES) are often at the top of the list of what they ended up landing on. However, with more research, leaders find that what they really need is something more: a way to coordinate, synchronize, and optimize the entire flow of work.