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ERP vendors who focus on the SME market seek to rival Tier 1 WMS vendors on deeper warehouse management functionality, while playing “suite card” on e-commerce and ERP foundation.

TMS and YMS expand on integration and supply chain visibility capabilities, gaining a better handle on warehouse constraints in the process.

The market for supply chain management software continues to expand, highlighting the importance of software in today’s supply chains.

Equipment uptime and diagnostics among top-use scenarios, but experts agree that it is still early days for IoT adoption.

Supply chain leading the way is the theme of this year's conference

The market performed well as supply chain investments kept their priority status and moved forward, even as IT budget decision makers remained cautious.

WMS lags other categories in cloud adoption, but is poised for growth as solutions scale up to meet the needs of larger sites.

The future was on display in Atlanta.

A mature market by supply chain software standards, warehouse management systems continue to play a prominent role in the ever-changing shipping and distribution environment. Here are five market drivers that are sure to keep usage on the rise.

The 2013 holiday season highlighted the importance of warehousing, distribution and materials handling processes. With Modex around the corner, five thought leaders take stock of what may lie ahead for our industry and our customers.

The supply chain software market is evolving toward platforms that optimize end-to-end processes and juggle constraints at all levels. Modern talked to a few leading suppliers who are making progress on this vision.

The market for supply chain management software continued to grow in 2012, with strong growth predicted for the future, too.

Despite all the talk about WCS, warehouse management systems are playing an expanded role in distribution.

Having something to base a wide amount of criteria in the 3PL sector can be challenging for shippers. The Gartner Group’s recent release of its Magic Quadrant for Global Third-Party Logistics Providers aims to help alleviate some of those challenges, which can help shippers to better understand 3PLs and their capabilities when evaluating and selecting a set of providers to meet their needs, according to Gartner.

An increasing number of logistics managers are using labor management systems to monitor productivity, identify bottlenecks, and optimize the workforce. Here’s how they’re getting it done.