Why Now?

Why Now? : 

Why Now?

WMS : 

WMS A Warehouse Management System, or WMS, is a key part of the supply chain and primarily aims to control the movement and storage of materials within a warehouse and process the associated transactions, including shipping, receiving, putaway and picking. The systems also direct and optimize stock putaway based on real-time information about the status of bin utilization.

The Current Cost of Doing Business: : 

The Current Cost of Doing Business: Warehouse Perspective Production Perspective Sales Perspective Leadership’s Perspective

Warehouse Perspective : 

Warehouse Perspective Lean Pick Slip Priority Management Eliminate Future Ship Tray Minimize Errors Cycle Counts: Reduced Time & Increased Accuracy Less Down Time Safety

Production Perspective : 

Production Perspective New Management Skills Put to Use WIP Scheduling & Forecasting Eliminate Paper Conversions Less Down Time Inventory Alerts

Customer Service/ Office Manager : 

Customer Service/ Office Manager No Wasted Travel Time Open Orders Backorder Management

Sales : 

Sales Service & Dependability JDE/ AS400 Accuracy Inventory Alerts & Product Availability

Leaderships Perspective (Gary, John, and Chris) : 

Leaderships Perspective (Gary, John, and Chris) Asset & Inventory Reporting Set reorder levels Profitability

SmartLogistics Cost : 

SmartLogistics Cost

Initial ROI Analysis : 

Initial ROI Analysis

Implementation : 

Implementation Transition Team

Implementation : 

Implementation Site Tours Implement During August Cycle Count 2-3 Weeks from purchase (can expedite if necessary) One week setup in warehouse and office Ready to present to whomever necessary

Closing Statements : 

Closing Statements Reality Why Now?