Körber K.Motion Warehouse Edge

Supply chain management can be very challenging with so many intricacies across markets. Configuring your ERP to help your processes may not be what you'd want to add to the workload. However, a rigid system can significantly burden your labour and disrupt coordination and consistency. Here are a few pointers to account for in your supply chain system when deploying your ERP solution.

Increasing sales is usually thought of as being the job of the marketing and sales departments. Marketing drums up new product ideas, studies the market, looks for new markets, sets up lead generation campaigns, and sends the leads to the sales department, which then converts the leads into customers. From this incomplete description of these two departments, it's clear how they increase sales.

Without feedback, improvement isn't possible. Improvement requires comparing your current performance against previous performances. This in turn requires that you define what you mean by "performance." For warehouse management, making your customers happy by consistently fulfilling their orders on time with the right products, in the right quantities, and undamaged is a good way of measuring your performance.