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This set of posts started two posts ago by my acknowledgment of the need to get more specific about how and where you save money with a Warehouse Management System.  Thus far, we’ve talked about labor and inventory.  But in the words of a famous marketing maven… “But wait, there’s more!” A few other ways [...]

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We discussed in the prior post the various ways companies save money when implementing a WMS (Warehouse Management System).  The main one is labor; fewer people, fewer mistakes, more output, more accuracy… more profits. But a WMS saves you in money in ways that go far beyond just the quick and obvious labor savings.  The [...]

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In the course of implementing business software solutions for our customers, we frequently delve into the area of warehouse management.  Stands to reason: We work a lot with manufacturers and distributors.  Most have warehouses, and most of those have warehouse… challenges. One current project involves customizing our own warehouse management solution (shameless plug: it’s called [...]

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A properly implemented warehouse management system can be both a blessing to your warehouse team and a needed boost to your bottom line.  A WMS can improve inventory turns, reduce carrying costs, lower labor costs, make better use of existing space, and validate the accuracy of the link between warehouse and accounting. In this series, [...]

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