Leaders in the WMS market include Blue Yonder, Infor, Körber, Oracle, Manhattan Associates, and Tecsys
, /PRNewswire/ — The warehouse management technology (WMS) market is evolving, driven by customer demand for adaptable, automated, and intelligent systems that address complex operational needs. Traditionally, WMS solutions focused on core functions like inventory tracking, order processing, and seamless integration with existing systems. However, rising supply chain volatility has shifted customer expectations. Today’s WMS platforms must scale with demand, incorporate robotics for task automation, and provide AI-driven insights for real-time reporting and operational analysis.
“Retailers have become strong buyers of WMS as they invest in distribution centers capable of handling complex mixes of in-store, online, and third-party orders,” said Senior Analyst Charles Brennan. “In response to these customer needs, vendors are enhancing both the usability and functionality of their technology, enabling users to respond quickly to fluctuating order flows resulting in faster ROI through streamlined and efficient warehouse operations.”
Low-code/no-code customization options are also highly sought after, enabling quick deployment …