WMS Pioneers
Softeon CEO Jim Hoefflin and CTO Mark Fralick team up in this limited podcast series to share stories, anecdotes, and lessons learned over the last 35 years in the warehousing industry. The two friends and colleagues specifically discuss their role in creating one of the first warehouse management systems (WMS). Watch all the episodes at https://www.softeon.com/wms-pioneers.
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Thursday Aug 24, 2023
Thursday Aug 24, 2023
We conclude our look at this important but little understood type of supply chain software.
Friday Aug 04, 2023
Friday Aug 04, 2023
Distributed Order Management or DOM is a powerful and unique tool to optimize order sourcing across an extended network. It is most well known in Omnichannel retail applications, but there are a number of use cases in B2B as well. Learn more in this informative podcast.
Thursday Jul 27, 2023
Thursday Jul 27, 2023
After a somewhat slow start, some lessons learned from dozens of Cloud WMS deployments.
Wednesday Jul 12, 2023
Wednesday Jul 12, 2023
Annual study finds US Logistics Costs as Percent of GDP soared to record level last year.
Wednesday Jun 28, 2023
Wednesday Jun 28, 2023
Washington latest to pass legislation, targeting Amazon but impacting many other companies.
Wednesday Jun 14, 2023
Wednesday Jun 14, 2023
Softeon’s WMS Glossary of Terms provides a great resource for vendor selection and implementation team members.
Thursday Jun 01, 2023
Thursday Jun 01, 2023
Gartner recently released its annual Magic Quadrant report on Warehouse Management Systems. In addition to the vendor rankings, we’re always interested in the WMS market analysis Garter provides in the report.
Wednesday May 03, 2023
Wednesday May 03, 2023
Real estate firm CBRE is out with its latest report, packed with interesting data points.
Friday Apr 21, 2023
Friday Apr 21, 2023
Task Management is one of the most essential capabilities of an advanced Warehouse Management System, but not well Understood
Wednesday Apr 05, 2023
Wednesday Apr 05, 2023
Various data points indicate a real slow down in e-commerce growth. Will there be a pullback in investments for hardware and software in support of e-fulfillment automation?