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Buoyed by emerging market growth, demand for add-on functionalities, and its certain move to the cloud, the warehouse management systems market is posting double-digit growth. But is this just a post-recession bounce?

A closer look at what wireless technology is being adopted, how it’s being used, and what benefits logistics professionals are deriving from their mobile investments either inside the four walls or on the road.

Our technology correspondent takes a closer look at what wireless technology is being adopted, how it’s being used, and what benefits logistics professionals are deriving from their mobile investments either inside the four walls or on the road.

Modern’s annual look at the supply chain software market revealed that the industry grew significantly in 2011.

In business, as in life, the tougher the challenge you face the smarter you have to work to see your way through to a resolution—and never did the readers of Modern meet a tougher battle than “doing more with less” during the recession.

Modern talks to Greg Aimi at Gartner about sustainable logistics.

These predictions will affect most logistics organizations, however, the impact will depend on how prepared they are to adapt to these events, analysts said.

2011 marks the second year of double-digit growth for the SCM software market as supply chain investments kept their priority status and moved forward, despite caution from IT budget decision makers.

Supply chain professionals are certainly moving toward mobile applications to improve overall operations, but just how fast is it happening?

The rebound in supply chain management software is being driven by several important trends

The supply chain software rebound is underway. Following a tough 2009, supply chain software was up in 2010.

The time may finally be right for manufacturing execution systems to find a home in the marketplace.

Modern’s 9th-annual survey of the leading SCM suppliers finds that the market for supply chain software took a hit last year, but things are beginning to look up.

The Summer 2010 report says the importance of information to the success of supply chains is stronger than ever given economic conditions.