Warehouse Management System
WMS
It is a system that supports useful utilization of management resources and improve customer service by integrating and managing the entire logistics center process such as warehousing, redness, inventory, picking, and shipment to improve the customer's logistics management and operation capabilities.
Process logistics work efficiently
WMS provides various functions necessary for warehouse management, such as order management, import/exit management, inventory management, layout management, and transportation management. This enables efficient handling of logistics operations and providing accurate information on inventory management and return processing to reduce costs and increase productivity.
WMS can be linked to automation technologies such as barcode and RFID technologies to automate logistics tasks and increase accuracy. This can reduce manpower and reduce the likelihood of errors, and increase customer satisfaction
A system that efficiently manages order fulfillment activities in the warehouse
Warehouse Management System, also known as WMS, is literally a system that efficiently manages order fulfillment activities within a warehouse (distribution center).
The goal is to support all activities in the distribution center, such as managing and optimizing resources such as warehouse area, unloading facilities, and workers, real-time identification of the entire inventory situation including inventory during inventory and transportation in the warehouse, and shipment, shipment, shipment, and pickup. It automatically collects and analyzes logistics data using technologies such as barcodes and RFID, thereby increasing the accuracy of data and improving productivity and efficiency in the warehouse.
What are the key benefits of system deployment?
WMS isn't just about introducing new technologies, it's about fundamentally revamping how it operates over the long term, reducing costs and increasing efficiency in a variety of ways.
First, improvements in operational efficiency can be cited. The WMS system not only simplifies all warehousing processes, from warehousing to shipment, but also enables visibility into work by following the flow, and automates manual tasks, thereby reducing human error such as under-counting inventory and eliminating redundant and unnecessary work. Inventory management also improves overall cost reduction by identifying items to be picked first according to expiration dates and usage periods, identifying discarded goods or deteriorated inventory, and preventing capital from being tied up due to overstock or loss of sales due to out-of-stock.
The ability to check data in real time is another significant benefit. It is easy to respond to sudden problems because it provides useful analysis information by identifying the warehouse situation in real time. Automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) technology such as barcodes, RFID, and sensors provide insights by tracking product movements and providing insights to improve demand forecasting, operate direct-delivery (JIT) inventory strategies, or respond to recall issues. This helps to increase customer satisfaction and trust in the long run, and improve brand reputation.
In addition, reports and analyses of performance in the warehouse, including data records and indicators from WMS, can be provided to create valuable insights.
Key Services
Work instruction and performance management
Provide work instruction information real-time on-site
Real-time collection and integration of warehouse logistics information
Location management and first-in-first-out management
Real-time product location management
Raw material input anchor product picking/first-in-first-out management upon shipment
Real-time inventory identification and on-site monitoring management
Inventory status analysis and real-time monitoring by location
Monitoring Warehouse Operational Status