Whitepapers
The Dirty Little Secrets of the Warehouse Management System Industry
Sponsored by: HighJump Software
This report reveals five secrets you should know before you purchase a warehouse management system (WMS). It will help guide your evaluation and selection processes in a way that best benefits your business, your customers and your long-term success and competitive advantage.
WMS on a Cloud – Real-World Business Option, or Just Fluff?
Sponsored by: HighJump Software
Warehouse management systems are now available in an on-demand delivery model, offering a lower cost, reduced risk option. Here are four reasons to consider WMS on the cloud for your warehouse or DC.
NOW AVAILABLE: 2011 Warehouse Management RFP Template
Sponsored by: HighJump Software
Created by leading supply chain consultants, this WMS RFP template is the end result of intensive research with hundreds of logistics professionals. Require all vendors to prove the value of their solutions BEFORE you make a buying decision.
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Free White Paper: Strategies To Run a Lean Supply Chain
Sponsored by: EPICORThe blurring of the line between manufacturing and supply chain logistics provides the opportunity to move efficient manufacturing management concepts to supply chain management. One manufacturing concept stands out as most successful: the concept of lean. This white paper describes lean manufacturing and how it can be applied to supply chain management.
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Aigner Index Whitepaper
Aigner Index illustrates a small investment in label holders for
storage applications can pay big returns with cost justification
and return on investment details.
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Georgia Nut Company Cracks the Distance Barrier
Georgia Nut Company has continuously enhanced its product line and expanded its food manufacturing and distribution facilities to meet increased demand for high-quality confections and snacks. The company now employs 350 people at dispersed locations. A new two-way communications system with the capability of linking multiple facilities was required to lay the foundation for continued and accelerated growth.
To sustain continuously improving quality levels and timely delivery, Georgia Nut Company implemented a communications system to:
> Seamlessly link users located in separate facilities.
> Eliminate traditional “dead spots” encountered with other systems.
> Provide clear audio in noisy work environments
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