Warehouse Execution Software Can Bring Increased Productivity Within DC

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Warehouse Execution Software Can Bring Increased
Productivity Within DC

• As the growth of omnichannel distribution
  continues to drive pressure distribution centers
  and supply chains more efficiently, companies are
  moving towards a new breed of warehouse operation
  systems as a whole. This new breed is called
  Warehouse Execution Software (WES). As companies
  try to do more with less, and as the delimitation
  between WMS and WCS is less defined, agility is
  paramount for distributors.

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Introduction

• The WES aims for highly automated facilities for
  the coordination of labor and equipment through
  dynamic optimization through real-time inputs. In
  this way, the operator can apply the knowledge
  gained from the warehouse execution system (WES)
  reporting facilities to optimize the operation of
  the distribution center.

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Warehouse Execution Software

• The Warehouse Execution Software (WES) is a
  complete solution to align and automate entire
  order fulfillment processes inside the four walls
  of a distribution center. WES is a modular,
  scalable, and flexible platform that integrates
  seamlessly with your existing systems, including
  your WMS, and provides the solutions and
  applications you need to optimize your warehouse.
  It is a hybrid software system from which WCS
  share functions traditional warehouse management
  system (WMS).

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Issues With Warehouse Execution Software

• Delayed information due to manual data entry
• Incorrect information in your inventory
  management system
• Late invoice for customers
• Difficulty tracking within your warehouse
  facilities
• Reduction in labor expenditure from 30 to 70
• Increase in profit from 30 to 70
• Actual order fulfillment accuracy rate of 99.99
• Quick return on investment

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Warehouse Robots

• Tedious, repetitive tasks take time away from
  employees who can spend better on critical
  thinking projects. On the other hand, warehouse
  robots are designed to handle routine functions
  while maintaining long-term precision. Warehouses
  with automated workers in place can increase
  productivity without affecting quality. They are
  also efficient at boosting supply chain
  productivity can provide significant value to
  warehouse robots.