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4th in Warehouse Management & Distribution series: Infor's Data Fabric and Infor Coleman AI play vital roles in enabling self-healing processes while drawing parallels with the Theory of Constraints

Technologies such as robotics and automation, AI and more are forecasted to upend the distribution industry in 2023.

3rd in Warehouse Management & Distribution series: The latest developments in platform technology offer ways to stretch warehouse efficiencies beyond what WMS systems, alone, can deliver.

Improve customer service, respond faster to demand fluctuations, offer integrated supply and new pricing models, and achieve greater automation

Playing a critical role in the supply chain, distributors deserve an enterprise resource planning platform that’s built for them. Read about four benefits a distribution-specific platform delivers.

Companies running their businesses with on-premises solutions should seriously consider moving to the cloud to benefit from automation, scalability for growth, improved security to mitigate threats, agility to respond to changing customer needs, and the ability to quickly adopt new innovations to stay ahead of competitors.

Many wholesale distributors tend to view warehouse operations as a cost center due to labor, equipment, physical inventory, and real estate investments. However, with business models rapidly changing through e-commerce, omni-channel engagement, and innovative services, warehouse operations that are reimagined through investments in technology can empower a company to gain a competitive advantage.