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 3PL Provider Achieves Increased Efficiency and Productivity With HighJump Warehouse Advantage  CARQUEST, a leading North American supplier to the vast automotive aftermarket industry, selects the HighJump warehouse management system (WMS) because of its flexibility to meet changing requirements and is also scalable to support a multi-site rollout.  Customer-focused Specialty Outdoor Retailer Reduces Labor Costs and Increases Accuracy with HighJump® WMS In the Cloud™  National franchise experiences improved efficiency and accuracy with the HighJump warehouse management system  LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc., a leading designer, developer, and marketer of innovative, technology-based learning products, embraced a total supply chain model redevelopment and since implementing the HighJump solutions, has gained much efficiency in labor, storage space and chargebacks. |
 When a direct store delivery (DSD) business owner goes undercover on his company's mobile sales and delivery routes, the results are hilarious...and quite disturbing for the DSD boss!  The adaptability of the HighJump WMS empowers QBP staff to make changes to the system without outside assistance.  Retail department store chain The Bon Ton Stores cites cost of ownership, cost of operation, and scalability as the biggest benefits of the HighJump warehouse management system (WMS). The company increased productivity and throughput since implementing the software. |
 See the HighJump direct store delivery software for snack food distribution  Run the HighJump WMS in the cloud and elimate everyday software maintenance  Learn what EDI is and what benefits you can expect by adopting EDI technology |
 Secrets are everywhere…even where you least expect to find them. The warehouse management system (WMS) industry is no exception. As you evaluate warehouse management software to manage your distribution operations, you’ll want to arm yourself with powerful background information and purposeful questions to ensure a solid purchasing decision.  An increasing number of businesses are choosing to replace their ineffective WMS. These businesses often seek this change because they have hit a ceiling with their current system—either their software is no longer being supported, is difficult to retrieve data from, or it simply doesn’t meet their current needs.  There are a lot of questions and some confusion about making the switch from a homegrown warehouse management system (WMS) to a best-of-breed model. From maintenance to cost to proprietary technology and market advantages, companies with a homegrown WMS may be wary of implementing a new system. But here’s the bottom line: a highly configurable, best-of-breed WMS will save you money, time and give you a greater competitive edge. Below are the top three myths surrounding the homegrown WMS versus best-of-breed debate.  Learn how the three elements of product traceability – visibility, quality/inspection and recall management – are key to food safety and FSMA compliance at each stage of the supply chain. For each area we will explore the elements as they apply to supplier collaboration, manufacturing, warehousing/distribution and shipping/delivery. |
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