Efficient warehouse management is critical to maintaining accurate inventory, timely order fulfillment, and customer satisfaction. A Warehouse Management System (WMS) is essential for modern logistics and supply chain operations. It provides real-time inventory tracking, streamlines processes, and enhances operational efficiency.

Date: Thursday, April 24 | 2:00 PM EST
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Are inefficiencies, manual processes, and lack of real-time visibility slowing down your operations? If you’ve ever faced production delays, inventory mismanagement, or compliance headaches, it’s time to explore how digital solutions can streamline your workflow.

In this webinar, we’ll review two powerful solutions, Manufacturing Execution System (MES) and Warehouse Management System (WMS), that help process manufacturers and distributors gain control, reduce waste, and improve profitability.

Since implementing Datacor’s WMS and MES platforms in April 2023, Lizzie Eisenhart, Head of IT liaison and Data Integrity at Deveraux Specialties, LLC., says the business has already seen a noticeable improvement in performance, efficiency, and inventory management.

The Lewis Chemical Company (TLC) is an employee-owned surfactants manufacturer based out of Rome, Georgia. It has been a Datacor ERP customer since 2010.

Digitizing your workflow allows for greater productivity, improved efficiencies, and fewer mistakes. Today’s software solutions help to alleviate some of the common pain points in the manufacturing process, eliminating physical paperwork, and providing greater visibility to teams.

Effective inventory management is the cornerstone of any manufacturer or chemical distributor’s business. Keeping on top of all their transactions and being able to track and manage product is essential to meet demand, manage customer expectations, and deliver on time and in full.

The barcode inventory system remains the most common of the asset tracking technologies. Today, some 70 years since its invention, over 90% of companies still rely on the humble barcode because of its low cost, accuracy, and versatility.

The ubiquitous barcode consists of a series of numbers and vertical lines of varying thicknesses to create a machine-readable code. A more modern version called a QR code is also becoming far more commonplace. Data is accessed using a scanner, tablet, or smartphone and allows users to quickly and easily access information about a product and keep track of inventories and deliveries.

Presenters: Steve Pombert, Product Manager; Ron Gatti, Development Director
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Presenters: Steve Pombert, Product Management MES/WMS; Clay Kibbons, Implementer
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Shipping the wrong product can be an extremely costly mistake for a chemical distributor or manufacturer. Thankfully, avoiding these so-called misdeliveries is made possible with the help of an effective warehouse management system. Using the right tools also helps lower insurance premiums.