Topic: Software

At the solution provider's annual logistics conference, SDI's CEO talked about e-commerce, new software offerings and an interest in new verticals.

Complemented by a growing stable of inexpensive execution solutions, aging software monoliths can prove they don’t need to be toppled.

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

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.

Built on a software foundation, the targeted use of automation is helping warehouses improve themselves, their supply chains and the customer experience.

Rooted in increasingly complex software, the concept of pick-to-light has moved well beyond the pick and is now capable of relaying an array of information to workers throughout the fulfillment process.

The success of a big project hinges on how well individual parts, and the people responsible for them, come together as a whole.

Efficiency in the warehouse has traditionally driven the distribution process. Now, some leading retailers are looking at the DC to lower the cost of operating their stores.