How do you ensure that a WMS implementation project succeeds? Our team has developed a few resources for avoiding implementation failure based on over forty years of experience and 200 projects.

Thirty plus years since the term WMS was first coined, as the software has gotten so much better, implementations continue to show a high rate of failure. Here are some guidelines to avoid some common pitfalls.

How do you define a team? For me, the best definition of “team” came from Chuck Noll, the mastermind of the Pittsburgh Steelers dynasty teams of the ‘70s.

The older I become, having spent most of my career working with customers to implement WMS systems, the more I realize that my job at its core is about getting along with people.

Mary (Missy) Cummings, Ph.D., analyzes just why AI is struggling to gain traction in safety-critical systems and how the roadmap to success would need to change to achieve positive outcomes.

Whether you call it distribution, warehousing, logistics, or supply chain, the fact is until very recently supply chain was boring and nerdy. Here’s why that’s changed over the last three decades.

A new eBook from RC Kennedy Consulting provides a brief introduction to WMS technology as well as guidance on how to find the right system and approach implementation challenges.

It All Begins Here

It All Begins Here

It All Begins Here