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IWL: Study on trends in WMS
What do companies look for when selecting their warehouse management system? What expectations do intralogistics specialists from a wide range of industries have of their control systems? And what does the WMS of the future look like? IWL AG answers these questions in its latest intralogistics study. The logistics consultants are now presenting the results at the LogiMAT trade fair. IWL regularly examines the latest trends and developments in logistics. The performance of warehouse management systems is increasingly becoming a decisive competitive factor. The Ulm-based consultancy has therefore summarized the most important requirements for WMS in its latest study. IWL actively integrates the results into its own search engine, which can be found at the web address wmsfinder.com.
LogiMAT 2017: Hall 3, Stand C01www.iwl.de
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