AWM
Accelerated Warehouse Management
A warehouse management system (WMS) is a software solution that aims to simplify the complexity of managing a warehouse. Often provided as part of an integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) suite of business applications, a WMS can support and help to optimize every aspect of warehouse management.
Monitor and report productivity to offer a deeper understanding of how efficiently your warehouse is operating and where you can make improvements to warehouse geography and optimize space.
Design And Preparation:
Accelerated Warehouse Management Process
Warehouse management includes six core processes. Each process influences the efficiency of the next, so every step must be optimized for the warehouse operation to run like:
1.Receiving. Check in and log incoming items. Verify that you’re receiving the right quantity, in the right condition, at the right time..
2.Put-away. Move items from the receiving dock to their correct storage locations.
3.Storage. Safely store and logically arrange inventory to enable fast and accurate picking.
Support And Benefits Realization:
Accelerated Warehouse Management Process
The top-down approach starts with the complete design and planning. It is helpful in cases where the technology is sophisticated and familiar, and where the business issues that must be solved are clear and well-understood.
The bottom-up approach starts with experiments and prototypes. This is beneficial in the beginning phase of business modelling and technology development.
It enables an organisation to move forward at considerably less expense and to compute the advantage of the technology before creating significant commitments. In the combined approach, an organisation can exploit the planned and strategic features of the top-down approach while retaining the rapid execution and opportunistic software of the bottom-up approach.
