Running a warehouse isn’t getting any easier. Customers expect faster deliveries and perfect accuracy, while labor shortages and rising costs squeeze margins tighter than ever. On top of that, safety is always on the line—because when operations move at high speed without solid processes, accidents and errors can happen fast.
To keep things running smoothly, most distribution centers depend on a Warehouse Management System (WMS). A WMS is the digital backbone of the warehouse: it organizes tasks, keeps track of inventory, and makes sure compliance rules are followed. Still, as supply chains grow more complex, a WMS on its own often isn’t enough. That’s why more companies are turning to decision agents—intelligent tools that work alongside a WMS to bring flexibility and real-time adaptability.
