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Join experts from Körber Supply Chain, Perficient, and Bricz to explore how combining a WMS and OMS helps you increase margin, improve ROI, and capitalize on operational efficiencies.

The pressing need for agile and resilient decision-making has made AI essential for supply chain management; as a result, most executives are no longer asking whether to invest, but where to invest.

Maximize your operation’s potential by automating these warehouse tasks.

There are several regular goals for a fleet management program, and one of the most common is saving money.

Robotic lift trucks and ROI: your questions, answered.

This white paper examines the ways in which warehouses can not only justify an investment in robotic lift trucks through speedy ROI – but achieve meaningful savings.

A TMS affects multiple areas of a company and can create greater efficiencies.

Leveraging a TMS for parcel, shippers can quickly and easily compare carriers – and their corresponding services and rates.

The cost-savings of a TMS and its ROI make it one of the most cost-effective enterprise software decisions a company can make.

This educational paper highlights ways to reduce your net landed cost of goods, by revisiting your company’s CoD costs, find out how you can get better control by focusing on common areas of cost overages.

Many companies have significantly reduced their shipping costs by implementing a multi carrier shipping solution that allows them to compare carrier rates and automate document production, however, you can realize even greater savings by ensuring that your shipping system is configured to pre-empt many common issues that result in hidden freight costs.

With so many models, configurations and operating systems, making your selection can be difficult...but with the right choice you stand to gain in productivity, efficiency and accuracy.

This guide takes you through the seven steps for selecting the right TMS for your business - you’ll get insights and suggestions from those who recently purchased their own TMS, as well as industry experts so that you can narrow your search and find the TMS that solves your supply chain challenges.

Our new paper examines how small incremental improvements (Kaizen) are sometimes not enough, and often slow down innovation; instead, what might be needed is a major step forward or radical change (Kaikaku).

Ten Ways to Improve Dimensional Weight Calculations and Reduce Unexpected Carrier Backcharges.