How you number your warehouse locations can have a major impact on the efficiency of your warehouse operations. You might have the best warehouse management system (WMS) technology, but if your layout and numbering scheme are haphazard, you'll still struggle to achieve maximum benefit from it.
The term “WMS” refers to a Warehouse Management System, typically in the form of software and technology that can support the day-to-day operations of a warehouse. Wondering if WMS is right for you? Here are 10 reasons why you may NOT need WMS.
You May Not Need WMS If:
You have less than 100 inventory items – Keepin’ it simple!
You handle less than 10 sales orders per day – Low volume, high dollar? Nice work!
Your profits are extremely high and a 20% efficiency savings will not improve your business by much.
In this 30-minute pre-recorded webinar co-hosted by ScanForce and V-Technologies, you'll see the lifecycle of an order from the time the order is placed to when it leaves the dock - and everything in between. You’ll see how tools for your Sage 100 system can put you on the fastest path to fulfillment with fewest steps.
ScanForce, a leading provider of Sage-integrated Warehouse Management and Mobile Sales solutions, is looking to hire an ERP expert to assist with upper level support requests that require advanced understanding of ERP processes. If you’re an ERP consultant or end user with in-depth ERP knowledge, we’d love to talk with you!
Sage 100 experience is preferred, but not required.