When supply chains become more complex, warehouse automation becomes essential in maintaining competitiveness and ensuring scalability for future growth. From automated picking systems to real-time inventory tracking, technology reduces reliance on manual labor, all while enhancing productivity. This shift allows warehouse managers to focus more on strategic tasks, such as optimizing workflows and improving customer

The market for warehouse management systems (WMS) is projected to expand from USD 4.0 billion in 2024 to an estimated USD 8.6 billion by 2029. With many options available, choosing the right WMS can significantly impact supply chain efficiency and overall productivity for both small businesses and large enterprises.   It is also essential for businesses

As a leading platform in digital supply chain management, Blue Yonder has changed the way organizations optimize warehouse operations. It offers an advanced Warehouse Management System (WMS) known for its extensibility and ability to optimize warehouse operations. However, as organizations grow, the need to migrate and upgrade their WMS becomes inevitable.  That is where Smart

For the past several years, cloud-based solutions have transformed traditional practices across various industries, including supply chains. One such innovation is the Cloud-Based WMS (Warehouse Management System), which offers a modern approach to managing warehouse operations.   Businesses can utilize the cloud to access real-time data, improve security, and streamline inventory processes without substantial hardware investments. 

When it comes to supply chain management, self-satisfaction is the enemy of growth. No matter how robust your supply chain is, looking for ways to make it more efficient is important. Blue Yonder, the world’s leading supply chain management platform, equips top global brands with state-of-the-art tools to build resilient and agile supply chains.  This

Effective data management and accessibility are critical for maintaining a competitive advantage today. For businesses using the Blue Yonder warehouse management system, meeting the increased demand for real-time data without overwhelming the system with several custom screens and management protocols is a challenge. This is where Smart IS introduces SmartViu which simplifies the challenge by

Blue Yonder is an industry-leading supply chain management solution provider and omnichannel fulfillment platform. It helps over 3,000 global businesses, including industry leaders to streamline their supply chain. Embedded with the latest technologies such as AI and machine learning, the platform offers inventory optimization, real-time visibility, demand forecasting, and automated decision-making capabilities. In this blog

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how industries around the world work, including packaged applications. As AI continues to spread, businesses using systems like SAP, Oracle, and Blue Yonder are facing both opportunities and challenges in integrating AI solutions into their operations. In this blog post, we will explore the role of AI in Packaged Applications,

A robust and efficient warehouse management system can transform your business supply chain management. A WMS (Warehouse Management System) helps organize and optimize various warehouse operations to ensure seamless workflow. This consequently leads to enhanced fulfillment accuracy, increased productivity, and customer satisfaction. From real-time data to managerial efficiency, it offers benefits that are pivotal for

Exceptional customer experience is nowadays a key differentiator for businesses across various industries, especially in supply chain management. According to a report by Salesforce Research, 89% of customers are likely to return to make another purchase if they had a positive customer experience. Blue Yonder, a digital supply chain management platform and a retail solution

The BlueYonder TM (BY) WMS product comes with a rich featured Wave Planning process. However, it is limited in automating the business rules that are generally operationally implemented during the wave planning process by an organization. When we evaluate Wave Planning SOPs for an organization the following common aspects surface: · A naming convention for

Every WMS implementation needs to deal with interfaces. This includes host interfaces, e.g. interfacing with SAP, Oracle, JDE, etc. and also to the automation equipment. Many times the project plan calls for these tasks at the wrong time and that can lead to overall delays and rework. Timing this activity correctly is critical to the

Overview I have heard this myth so many times that we have issues “because we have too many rows in table x” — or in response to a support request we are told “this is because your purges are not set up properly” or over engineered solutions are created because “pckwrk has too many rows”.