As more warehouse processes become automated and WMS with warehouse control system (WCS) functionality is required, ERP integration is imperative to produce the desired business results.

Companies are increasingly partnering with external organizations to make their supply chains more efficient and cost-effective. As new partners come in, however, the overall supply chain becomes more complex.

Since the invention of robots, people have tended to fear a world in which automation plays a major societal role. But when it comes to manufacturing, warehousing and fulfillment operations, reasons to embrace robotic assistance are only increasing.

Distribution, warehousing, and manufacturing operations have permanently changed over the last 2 years.

With the convergence of the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing natural disasters, global supply chain problems such as product shortages, congestion and price spikes have become more prevalent.

After spending nearly two years tackling some of the most severe supply chain disruptions in history, it is not an exaggeration to suggest that many are only now regaining their bearings.

Recent procurement digitization efforts have focused largely on indirect spend categories. But neglecting direct spend digitization means ignoring 90% of a company's overall spend and foregoes potentially dramatic process and business improvements.

Access this ultimate guide to healthcare supply chain management to learn the trends, challenges, strategies and solutions for achieving complete visibility and control over all of the supplies used in patient care. 

Your supply chain network forms the foundation that your business is built upon. Designing and deploying a robust supply chain network will position your company for growth, while failing to do so can put your business on shaky ground.