Supply Chain Management Software

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This Group is intended to discuss and exchange information about Supply Chain Management software. This includes order management or tracking, warehouse management, ERP supply chain modules, logistics or shipping software.

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Supply Chain Software Links

We will display here all links to supply chain management software tools that come across the discussions in this group. Just message me, European time, or Chuck , US time, if you think that one is missing.

Warehouse Management:

Order Management and Tracking

VisibleLogistics Supply chain visibility solution. VisibleLogistics is the BitLogistics on line on-demand solution for small & medium businesses. It allows order or delivery creation, shipment status monitoring and notifications via e-mails or sms. The current basic version is free.

Logistic Operation Management

Insight; Supply chain dashboards Insight is the Blue Sky Technologies dashboard and supply chain visibility application. It integrates with existing applications to provide real-time monitoring and alerts to help you manage your operation. Pre-built modules cover areas such as Service Level, Inventory Visibility, and Warehouse Operations. It also includes an SDK so your developers can create powerful gauges and alerts using their existing skills in languages such as Java, Ruby, and SQL.

Terminal Operation System

Integration tools

Blue Sky AMS Apointment Management System Blue Sky's Appointment Management System is a web-based application that allows vendor, carriers, and operations to create and manage appointments. It includes a graphical display of the dock schedule, intelligent algorithms to find the best time and door for an appointment, and reports and alerts to help you manage your inbound and outbound operations.

Pelyco Systems Logistics & Supply Chain Visibility Pelyco Systems is a leading technology solution provider of visibility tools and services to manage supply chain and logistics business processes, while leveraging your existing data assets.

Business Integration Technology develops EME a generic integration tool. BIT also presents two industry-specific tools - EME-BI for the paper/book industry and EEME-CIDX for the chemical/agricultural products industry. All are based on open source and are available without any license fee or requirement for support.

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Comment by Judy Stebbins on April 2, 2008 at 3:57pm: SAP versus JDEdwards versus Maximo: informal survey. Which one would you say has dominance? It appears to me to be SAP. If that is true, would you say that SAP is better functionally than JDE or better at marketing?

Comment by Jean-Baptiste Perrin on March 26, 2008 at 9:33am: Hi Judy,
I am by no means an SAP expert, and I am sure there are many better placed people than me to answer this. This said, I believe that SAP is very widely spread (more than 50% market shares), particularly in bigger structures. I am not sure if it is as useful for smaller ones (SME's) where its cost and process leading features might become more of a burden. There are many other good solutions in the market (I think Capterra's website has a pretty complete list of them).

Comment by Judy Stebbins on March 25, 2008 at 8:08am: Hi. Just getting started on this web site. Heard about it from LinkedIn.

I'm interested in getting some experience with SAP. Would you agree that this is the flavor of choice for supply chain? It's seems to be very wide spread.

Any ideas on how to get some experience with this package?

Comment by Jim Cook on March 24, 2008 at 8:24am: ModusLink, a provider of global supply chain management solutions, is releasing its next-generation Optimized Configuration Solution for demand-driven supply chain design.

By leveraging ModusLink's Optimized Configuration Solution, the company noted, clients can determine the best time and place in the supply chain to perform the complete range of activities required to optimize assembly configuration and/or packaging of generic base products or components into a market-ready state.

The new network optimization and simulation service provides clients the option of using design and modeling software tools to expedite the analytical process and ensure more granular and precise evaluation of large amounts of critical data and operating variables, the company noted.

"By implementing ModusLink's Solutions we were able to globalize our infrastructure and execute more standardized processes for deferred configuration and postponement enabling us to evolve to a highly flexible model that afforded us better performance," said Jon Halsey senior director customer fulfillment and sales operations for SanDisk. "We use a hybrid model that enables us to maintain a presence in each primary region of operation and remain close to our customers while delivering an annual reduction of more than 24 percent in total supply chain spend."

The integrated end-to-end solution leverages a combination of core services to synchronize all elements of the supply chain including sourcing materials/content management light manufacturing fulfillment e-Business returns management and asset disposition.

"With the addition of ModusLink's new network and simulation tools we are able to offer our clients an unprecedented view of their end-to-end supply chain infrastructure that would otherwise be inaccessible," said Scott D. Smith president of worldwide sales and marketing for ModusLink. "First-hand knowledge of local processes and regulations is essential to realize the full benefits of this type of tool. ModusLink applies its expertise to interpret the results and develop a supply chain strategy that maximizes success for our clients."

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