Information Management

Ten years after the Walmart mandate, Macy’s is finding value in RFID technology by looking at it differently.

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

Modern readers evaluate their usage of materials handling software technology, its value to their organizations, and spending plans for expanding and updating existing applications.

From RFID tags to mobile computers, visibility into operational details can lead to significant productivity improvements. Here’s a look at how three companies moved forward from paper-based systems and never looked back.

Global 3PL replaces paper-based system with removable RFID tags and cloud-based software to double gate throughput.

Following a transition from a paper-based system, one distributor held sales steady at the height of the economic downturn.

Distributor trims fleet, moves from 90% replenishment accuracy to 100%.

Multi-faceted labor management software stands ready to make operations much more efficient, and coming advances promise even greater returns.

Once the cobwebs of a legacy WMS have been cleared, it’s easier than ever for customers to stay current and competitive without breaking the bank.

WCS improves processes and productivity, boosting customer satisfaction.

Headsets and vehicle-mounts create unified selection process and 60% better accuracy for Nature's Best.

Hands-free, paperless system improves productivity and cuts product cycle time.

Distributor replaces paper system for improved accuracy and productivity.

Furniture distributor rests easy with trusted rugged computer provider.

Fleet management software is evolving from a tool to track maintenance to a platform for the smarter lift truck.