The Power of a GP WMS (warehouse management system)

If your business runs with Dynamics GP, why should you utilize a GP WMS? For companies with warehousing and distribution operations, there is a continual need to raise the productivity bar in order to stay competitive. Customer expectations for ever-shorter lead times, and business needs for accurate inventory counts, require that your business pursue continuous improvement in the supply chain. [Sidebar: for a fascinating look at where industry operators expect to make warehouse investments in the next 5 years, see our free 2019 Warehousing Vision Study.]

A WMS (warehouse management system) is software which interacts with your accounting/ERP system and provides an easier to use, more efficient interface for warehouse workers. Common operations such as picking, putaway, cycle counting, and inventory transfers are much faster with a purpose-built piece of software. GP WMS software typically runs on rugged mobile computers such as Zebra's MC3300.

For companies running Dynamics GP, CSSI has announced a free webinar reviewing the optimal WMS for GP users. CSSI's WMS was built from the ground up to integrated with GP, and to run on the latest generation of Android mobile devices.

This webinar will be of interest to any GP user interested in improving warehouse and supply chain operations. The webinar will be held on Thursday Sept. 5 at 11am ET.

Some of the benefits of the CSSI GP WMS:

• Built to integrate with GP, and built by a company with decades of experience in supporting GP
• Built to run on the latest generation of Android mobile devices, which future-proofs your investment
• Easy to train new users, and takes advantage of modern touch devices with large color screens
• WMS can be customized to accommodate your unique business processes.

Click here to register for the Sept. 5 webinar.

About CSSI Technologies: For more than 20 years, CSSI has supported Great Plains / Dynamics GP in a diverse range of industries. CSSI also specializes in the integration of supply chain technologies such as rugged mobile computers, barcode scanners, RFID, label printers, and custom business software.