Media Coverage

HighJump's Derek Curtis contributed this article to NBWA's newsletter.

HighJump's Director of Product Strategy Chuck Fuerst contributed this article to ARC's industry blog Logistics Viewpoints.

HighJump Software’s adaptable architecture is featured in this article about how logistics services providers can attract new customers by offering expanded value added services with the right technology.

Dan Gilmore from Supply Chain Digest interviewed Chad Collins about the latest with the HighJump App Station. Watch the video to learn more about the HighJump App Station, how many customers are using it, and how it has changes the way HighJump Software releases product enhancements to our customers. The interview starts at minute 7:15.

Efficiency in the warehouse has traditionally driven the distribution process. Now, some leading retailers are looking at the DC to lower the cost of operating their stores. HighJump comments about the direct store delivery (DSD) distribution model.

While many companies leverage EDI (electronic data interchange) to comply with trading partner requirements, few take advantage of EDI to drive operational excellence. Limiting EDI use to fundamental transactions, such as purchase orders and invoices, leaves money on the table and misses an opportunity to strengthen customer service and overall competitiveness. HighJump Software contributed this article.

SCDigest Editor Dan Gilmore attended the HighJump Software user conference Innovation 2011 in Orlando and offered his review of the event via video. Dan also interviewed HighJump Vice President of Marketing and Strategy Chad Collins. In the video, Dan talks about the HighJump App Station strategy,

Steve Banker attended a couple of events this week. First up was HighJump’s user conference (Innovation 2011) and here’s what he had to say.

SCDigest editor Dan Gilmore was part of a panel discussion on distribution and Warehouse Management System (WMS) issues this week in Orlando at the HighJump Software user conference. Also on the panel were Gary Forger, Vice President of Professional Development at the Material Handling Industry of America (MHIA) and Steve Banker, an analyst at ARC Advisory Group.

Warehouse control systems (WCS) are driving big productivity gains in highly automated facilities. Here’s a look at how these systems are evolving.HighJump's Chad Collins wieghs in.

A crafty slotting solution helps HighJump WMS customer Creative Memories achieve more than 99.9% shipping accuracy and improve picking speed

HighJump Software Vice President of Marketing and Strategy Chad Collins contributed this column to the ARC blog Logistics Viewpoints.

Companies in the warehouse management system software space are no longer confined to the four walls of a warehouse. They are evolving and reaching out into other areas of the supply chain, providing functional and flexible tools to end users. HighJump Vice President of Marketing and Strategy Chad Collins weighs in.

After consolidating two wine and spirits distributors and upgrading a distribution center in Brooklyn, Empire Merchants is handling 75% more volume and preparing for tomorrow’s growth. Empire Merchants is a HighJump warehouse management system (WMS) customer.

HighJump's Chad Collins discusses why a cloud-based WMS ia a viable option for complex distribution centers.

In this Q&A interview, HighJump VP of Marketing and Strategy Chad Collins discusses the complexities of cross-channel fulfillment and the supply chain implications of the demands of the “new” consumer.

HighJump’s Chad Collins contributed to this article looking at how technology and materials handling equipment can keep your operation healthy and competitive.

Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine announced its ninth-annual listing of the Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100, highlighting "100 Great Supply Chain Projects." Richmond Cold Storage's implementation of the HighJump warehouse management system (WMS) made the list.

HighJump Software warehouse management system (WMS) customer Kichler Lighting is featured in this Logistics Viewpoints article.

If you’re like many beer distributors, you probably have an excess of information being gathered from the various stages of the supply chain—from purchase orders to the brewery to the delivery to the retailer. You may have a favorite report you glance at to make sure everything is operating as it should, but could you be missing potentially useful data? HighJump Software Director of Product Strategy Chris Nelson contributed this article for NBWA's newsletter.

HighJump Software was once again named as one of 2011's Top 100 Logistics IT companies for providing innovative solutions empowering logistics and supply chain excellence.

HighJump's Chad Collins provides his commentary on how cloud commuting can help solve many challenges logistics service providers face.

The HighJump App Station was highlighted as Supply Chain Digest's "Cool New Product of the Month" this month. Dan Gilmore provides his perspective on HighJump's latest innovation in this video.

Yes, it's possible to use a cloud-based WMS to run an automated facility, say the experts. But there are some important issues to address first.

Sometimes, tried and true methods are still the most effective Chad Collins, vice president of marketing and strategy for HighJump Software, wrote this article for Modern Material Handling's new Other Voices column.

Can you see it? A new mobile logistics paradigm has formed, nearly overnight, around the convergence of consumer technology trends and supply chain systems. In just a few years, the proliferation of powerful, affordable, and multifunctional mobile technologies has revolutionized communication and productivity – at home and in the field. This article was contributed by HighJump Software.

Mobility is the hottest marketing trend in the supply chain. Modern Materials Handling looks behind the hype to see what’s changing in the mobile supply chain.

More companies are investigating the value of software-as-a-service warehouse management systems. Chad Collins, Vice President of Marketing and Strategy at HighJump Software, says here's why you should, too.

Smart phone apps have been one of the big technology success stories of the last year. All of a sudden, out of nowhere, there’s an app for things I didn’t know I even needed or cared about. They have that cool factor that is the hallmark of the best of technology. Apps are clearly coming to the materials handling and supply chain software space.

HighJump Software, a leading Supply Chain Execution (SCE) software vendor and an ARC client, announced yesterday the launch of its “HighJump App Station,” where customers can browse supply chain workflows and add them to their warehouse management system (WMS) anytime, similar to the way iPhone users can download apps from Apple’s App Store.

HighJump customer 99 Cents Only Stores was this year's recipient for the Food Logistics Golden Pallet Award for Small DCs. With the HighJump warehouse management system (WMS) serving as the backbone of its distribution operations, the company has figured out innovative ways to maximize space and improve productivity.

New WMS allows growing company to increase productivity and cut square footage. Leapfrog is a HighJump warehouse management system (WMS) customer.

Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) have been among the last supply chain software application category to gain traction in cloud computing. Is now finally the time?

Umpqua Dairy, a HighJump customer, is highlighted as a company using technology to improve operational efficiency. HighJump VP of Marketing and Strategy Chad Collins is also interviewed.

Executives Reveal How Providers Play a Big Role in Their Success HighJump Software is proud to have been named to SupplyChainBrain's 100 Great Supply Chain Partners. The 100 Great Supply Chain Partners issue results from a six-month poll of readers in which logistics and supply chain professionals were urged to nominate providers whose technology, logistics, transportation or consulting solutions have made a significant impact on their company’s efficiency, customer service and overall supply chain performance. The list's purpose is to recognize vendors that have so impressed readers that they deserve to be singled out and to be held up as examples for others in the industry. SupplyChainBrain received over 2,800 nominations.

So the world probably doesn't need another whitepaper detailing the benefits of a warehouse management system (WMS) – which, by the way, are increased productivity, real-time access to information, up to 99+ percent inventory accuracy, faster shipping, better collaboration with partners and improved customer service, to name a few. But perhaps you've been putting off installing a new WMS because you're not sure you could articulate how those benefits outweigh the potential risks to your business. You're not sure you're quite convinced yourself.

HighJump Software's Vice President of Marketing and Strategy comments in this article about the expanding presence of cloud-based software.

After doubling in size twice in five years and launching an e-commerce sales channel, The Bon-Ton Stores implemented a new WMS - improving productivity and efficiency.

This article highlights HighJump's mobile suite for mobile sales, service and delivery.