Links change logistics, and integrated warehousing and distribution is a development trend

Release time:2016-10-17


Problems exist in the internal software docking of the enterprise

Currently, the development of the logistics software market has become increasingly mature. Various software have their own strengths and focuses, but most software on the market are relatively independent. Not to mention the products from different software companies, even within the same software company, various software have individual differences in data interfaces and information docking, making it impossible to interconnect. This has caused great difficulties for customers. For example, the most commonly used warehouse management system and transportation management system in enterprises generally cannot communicate with each other, leading to data chaos, inability to correspond, and difficulties in enterprise management.

Solving this problem is not simply a matter of connecting two systems. The interface standards between different subsystems are inconsistent, making docking difficult. Modifying existing systems will also affect existing business processes, requiring adjustments to system code—a significant workload that will greatly increase enterprise information technology costs. Therefore, the best approach is to install an integrated warehouse and distribution system from the outset.


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