FROM THE EDITOR
Welcome to the June edition of Warehousing Watch! This month, we’re exploring how warehouse management benefits from being flexible, cloud-based, and tech-driven.
In this issue:
- Cloud-based WMS: Why 80% of warehouses will shift by 2027 and how to say ahead
- Tariff response: Using FTZs and bonded warehouses to reduce costs and add agility
- Tech insights: How APIs, AI, and automation are transforming operations
- Low-code edge: Scale faster and simplify integration without heavy dev work
- Client Spotlight: How Tobin Scientific improved efficiency and cut labor costs
We hope this newsletter helps you stay ahead. Wishing you a productive and sunny summer!
Cloud-based WMS is the future. Are you ready?
According to the IDC, by 2027 over 80% of warehouses will rely on cloud-based WMS solutions to boost agility, cut costs, and enhance customer satisfaction. Here’s why the shift is accelerating and how to get out of it.
Navigating Tariffs: Exploring FTZs and Bonded Warehousing
Tariffs continue to dominate headlines and impact global supply chains. In response, many logistics operations are turning to Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs) and Customs Bonded Warehouses as strategic solutions to reduce costs and improve flexibility.
How Tech is Transforming WMS: A Conversation with Industry Leaders
Join Marina Mayer, editor-in-chief of Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive, as she moderates a dynamic session with our own WMS experts. They’ll explore how APIs, composable architecture, AI, and automation are shaping the future of WMS.
The Impact of Low-Code Application Platforms on Modern WMS
See how low-code platforms are helping warehouses move faster, scale smarter, and break free from rigid, hard-coded systems. This white paper shares real-world examples, practical tips, and strategies to help you get started.
Client spotlight: Tobin Scientific
See how Tobin Scientific transformed operations with Datex Footprint® WMS. David Hamilton, VP of GMP Warehousing, shares how faster order processing, better inventory visibility, and client-facing tools drove efficiency and cut labor costs, all in just six months.