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Customers turn to logistics services providers (LSPs)/third party logistics (3PL) companies because they expect that you will be able to run their warehousing and transportation operations more efficiently and cheaply than they can run it themselves.

Most manufacturers and distributors understand, on some level, that ‘greening’ warehouse operations is both good for the environment and company image.

Businesses that successfully improve efficiency stand to reduce operating costs while improving the effectiveness and profitability of their operations.

Many avenues exist to achieving bottom-line benefits, but the optimization of a firm’s technology resources, and associated business processes, can provide significant budget savings.

Pulse has enabled Hall’s to institute changes that likely would not have been possible without the ability to monitor the real-time activities in the warehouse, Jayne says.

Smart companies see technology as a way to continually increase productivity and operating efficiency – whether or not business is booming. The centerpiece for supply chain execution – the warehouse management system (WMS) – is an excellent place to start preparing your business for the impending return of the bull market. A well-tuned WMS can help your business reduce labor costs, improve inventory management, attain more accurate shipments, improve space allocation and increase customer satisfaction.

When comparing ERP systems, functionality should be considered against the backdrop of the entire package - its technology and its vendor. Only by doing so can manufacturers ensure they make a right and lasting choice.

Cloud computing technology benefits companies of all sizes and in all industries by helping companies implement cost effective information technology.