proLogistik at the ICT & Logistiek 2021
WMS solutions for digital transformation
At this year's ICT & Logistiek in Utrecht, proLogistik will be exhibiting and presenting its WMS solutions. The focus will be on the WMS pL-Store.
"As a trade fair and conference for information technology solutions in retail, transport and logistics, ICT & Logistiek offers an excellent platform to present our 'Made in Germany' offering to a broad specialist audience," says Jörg Sänger, CEO of proLogistik. "In view of the continuing high pace of change, demand is also growing in the Benelux countries for digitalization solutions that increasingly align fulfilment in the intralogistics sector with customer requirements and support order processing sustainably and efficiently."
pL-Store is a scalable WMS solution for intelligent warehouse management. The warehouse management system (WMS) creates the conditions for mobile, paperless order processing in the B2B and B2C sectors, guarantees maximum stock and process reliability and can be flexibly adapted to growing requirements. The further specified industry solution pL-Store Foodline is predestined for the requirements of the food sector. The pL-Store Techline WMS is tailor-made for the special requirements of the building materials, sanitary and technical wholesale trade.
The focus is also on voice-supported order picking "Work with Voice" as well as suitable hardware for mobile data collection, such as highly robust industrial PCs, scanners, handhelds and much more.
Hall 1, Stand B040
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