“I've been involved with WMS implementations for over 19 years, and no matter how robust

the WMS is, there are always systemic constraints resulting from the integration

challenges and limitations with the clients host systems that present challenges for the WMS to

work as per its design.”

-­‐ Frank  Camean,  President  &  CEO,  4SIGHT

“Non-complex operations that are running a tier-1 ERP can most certainly leverage the ERP's WMS module to run their warehouse. That being said, the more complex the

operation, the more challenging their (ERP) WMS offering becomes. Complex operations for these vendors include multi-channel fulfillment under the same roof with the same WMS; highly-mechanized operations; many customized processes in your DC;

many unique customer requirements that can't be carried over from customer to customer; large daily volumes in terms of receipts, putaways, picks and inventory moves within a warehouse measured in order lines per day, or units per day; large numbers of concurrent users that require labor management performance monitoring; managing

multiple facilities that have different operations with the same WMS under one instance; and integration requirements with external solutions like TMS, LMS, DOM, etc.”

-­‐ Frank  Camean,  President  &  CEO,  4SIGHT