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A Supply Chain Software Comparison: WMS vs. WCS vs. WES

Bastian Solutions
June 07, 2017
The evolution of supply chain management has introduced a new breed of supply chain software, but...Read More
Tags: supply chain software, Exacta, Warehouse Control System, Warehouse execution system, warehouse management system, WCS, WES, WMS
Posted in Education, The Supply Chain, Controls & Software

Now is the Time to Replace RF with Voice Picking Technology

Alex Haines
May 23, 2017
Warehouse picking technologies have developed immensely over the past 15 years. Offerings range...Read More
Tags: supply chain software, Exacta, Pick to Voice, picking devices, voice directed picking, warehouse management system
Posted in The Supply Chain, Controls & Software

The Reality of “One-Size-Fits-All” Supply Chain Software

Justin Kaffenberger
May 11, 2016
Many supply chain software companies want to sell an entire suite of products to their customers,...Read More
Tags: Exacta, software, warehouse execution systems
Posted in Controls & Software

Your Path to an Automated Warehouse: 3 Things to Know

Mohammad Shaban
February 23, 2016
Peace of mind, organization, simplicity. These are things we all strive for in life, and of course...Read More
Tags: Exacta, goods to person, software, WCS, WMS
Posted in System Automation, Controls & Software

How Supply Chain Software Keeps iHerb's New DC Running Smoothly

Ryan Bliss
January 28, 2014
With a distribution center full of automation plus 35,000 SKUs to manage, iHerb’s Hebron facility...Read More
Tags: supply chain software, Exacta, iHerb, Perfect Pick, WCS, ZiPline, ZiPline Conveyor
Posted in System Automation, The Supply Chain, Controls & Software
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