Is your WMS holding you back, or could it be doing more? Logistics Manager is hosting a free webinar with Lucas Systems on Wednesday 10 December at 11am (BST), exploring how to supercharge your warehouse management systems by unlocking dynamic capabilities.
Replacing or upgrading a warehouse management system can be disruptive, and time-consuming, but it’s not the only path to next-level performance.
Register today to discover how modern work execution and optimisation systems can fill in the blanks of your existing WMS, bringing decision-making smarts, dynamic task orchestration, and real-time visibility to your warehouse operations.
Learning objectives:
- Identify the myths of your WMS capabilities and discover how to achieve desired configurability without breaking the bank
- Understand how work execution systems (WES) can extend the life and capabilities of your WMS through real-time optimisation
- Explore how intelligent decision making, and dynamic tools improve your ability to handle challenges thrown your way
- Discover practical steps for integrating a WES with minimal disruption to existing operations faster than any WMS upgrade
Speaker:
Bill Erdely, senior director, solution consulting & project management at Lucas Systems
Bill Erdely is the senior director of solution consulting and project management at Lucas Systems, bringing over 25 years of experience in supply chain execution and technology. His expertise spans warehousing and distribution, transportation, and labor management systems, with a deep background in serialisation, RFID, and software validation. Throughout his career, Bill has led solution design and delivery for Tier-1 organisations across industries, holding leadership roles at companies like Körber, Capgemini Engineering, and RedPrairie. He has extensive hands-on experience with a significant number of distribution and supply chain systems and platforms, along with strong technical skills in SQL, UNIX, and enterprise reporting tools. Bill holds a B.S. in Industrial Management from Carnegie Mellon University.
Moderator:
Caroline Peachey, editor, Logistics Manager
Caroline is editor of Logistics Manager. She has more than a decade of experience working in digital and print publishing across multiple sectors, including energy, pharmaceuticals and mining.
