ERPs were never built to handle today’s complex warehouse requirements. Advanced fulfillment capabilities only exist in WMS and WES applications.
The difference is warehouse execution systems are specifically designed to reduce labor and increase throughput without the risk or overhead of managing items, inventory, and locations across multiple systems.
Join us for a spirited debate covering WMS vs. WES. Which system do you really need for your distribution operation?
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