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4SIGHT Latest News
4SIGHT forms Partnership with Manhattan Associates
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4SIGHT forms Partnership with MercuryGate
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4SIGHT expands its Service Offering to include Labor Standards
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Logistics News
Oracle TMS v6.1 integrated with JD Edwards Enterprise One 9.0
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Austin Ventures to acquire YRC Logistics
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Descartes acquires Routing International
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Freight Transportation Services Index (TSI) fell 0.4% in May from April
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Upcoming Events
4SIGHT will attend National Retail Federation (NRF) annual conference at the Jacob Javitz Center in New York City, NY from January 10-13, 2010.
4SIGHT joins MHIA (Material Handling Industry of America) and will exhibit at NA2010 in Cleveland, OH from April 26-29, 2010 at booth #834
4SIGHT a corporate sponsor at CVCR Fall 2009 Symposium
WMS Experience
4SIGHT is a premiere leader when it comes to WMS experience. Our team of professionals are 'not' career consultants and have either worked for WMS organizations in the past, or have worked on the client side of WMS implementations.
WMS Vendors Worked With Include:
- Manhattan Associates, HighJump Software, RedPrairie, Infor, Sterling, Oracle, SAP E-WM, CDC Software, Aldata, Retalix, HK Systems, Swisslog, Click Commerce, Made4Net, QSSI, FoxFire, IRMS, Micros, Topex, Consafe, Cadre, Accelos, Softeon
TMS Experience
In Transportation 4SIGHT has experience with Transportation Analysis, Modal Selection, and Carrier Evaluations. We've also helped on numerous TMS implementations and worked with the Vendors listed below.
TMS Vendors Worked With Include:
- i2, JDA-Manu, Oracle, Manhattan Associates, HighJump Software, RedPrairie, Descartes, Logility, Transplace, Lean Logistics, ONE Network Experience, Mercury Gate , QAD
Other SCE Experience
4SIGHT has also worked with other Supply Chain Execution (SCE) Software applications some of which include:
OMS: Sterling Commerce, Amdocs, Manhattan Associates, Oracle, MS Dynamics, Epicor, OrderWare
BPM Software: Software AG (WebMethods), Tibco, Vitria, Cordys, MS BizTalk Server, Sterling Commerce, Oracle,
LMS Software: RedPrairie, Manhattan, Infor, HighJump, CDC Software

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Warehouse management, inventory control and labor management provide the biggest gains in operational efficiencies and cost-reduction initiatives. The utilization of best practices to effectively manage those three key areas of your operation will dramatically affect your bottom line. |
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Most often, companies think of Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) when planning their strategy for warehouse optimization. Initially, these systems were designed to control the storage and movement of inventory. Over the years, however, WMS technology has matured and applications have become much more robust; expanding their functionality to include order management, picking, receiving, shipping, putaway, slotting, and reporting tools. WMS solutions offer significant benefits, but finding the “right” solution and configuring it to your unique operation can be extremely challenging. |
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Some best-of-breed WMS solutions we’ve implemented include RedPrairie DLx, Manhattan WMOS, Manhattan ILS, Manhattan iSeries, HighJump Warehouse Advantage, Infor WM4000, Made4Net's Warehouse Expert and many more.
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In addition to a WMS, there are other areas where considerable improvements can be made to further optimize your operation, such as: maximizing warehouse space utilization, designing the most efficient pick path, employing good housekeeping and safety initiatives, purchasing efficient equipment - pallet jacks, material handling systems, forklifts, conveyor systems, etc. - and providing proper equipment maintenance, ensuring employees have the basic tools to perform their jobs effectively, and more. |
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Inventory Control:
There are several ways to attain control over your inventory while substantially reducing costs. Analyzing your SKU velocity to identify the fast and slow movers and designing an efficient pick path, or slotting, will ensure your operation is making the most of valuable real estate. Consider liquidating or donating those items where little-to-no profit can be realized. Cycle counting, Advanced Shipment Notifications (ASN), cross docking, and directed putaway and replenishment are other ways to augment inventory control.
Labor Management:
Effective labor management will help you achieve peak performance in your warehouse operation while realizing the full potential of your workforce. A Labor Management System (LMS) measures productivity based on predefined best practices and key performance indicators (KPI’s). It’s a very effective tool that can help identify bottlenecks and obstacles, unproductive use of time, the need for further training and diminishing performance levels. As with any solution, an LMS needs to be configured to your unique warehouse operation in order to provide the biggest bang for your buck.
’s expert team of Supply Chain Consultants provides end-to-end project support dedicated to fulfilling your unique warehousing needs. Our team has assisted clients in the following areas of the warehousing industry: |
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Contact to learn more on how we can help you with your Supply Chain needs. |
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