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@11:00AM ET
Event Type
Webinar
ARC Participation
ARC Event
ARC Participants
Jim Frazer
The lines between supply chain technology markets are getting harder to define.
WMS is no longer just about managing inventory inside the warehouse. TMS is expanding well beyond transportation planning. Supply Chain Planning is becoming more connected to day-to-day execution. Decision Intelligence is changing how companies evaluate choices across the supply chain. And Autonomous Exception Management is beginning to change how companies identify and respond to disruptions when the plan no longer matches reality.
That creates a real problem for technology buyers.
Where does one system stop and another begin? Which application should own a particular decision? Which platform should manage an exception? And when vendors offer overlapping capabilities, how do you determine what you actually need?
In this 45-minute ARC Advisory Group webinar, we will use five ARC MarketMaps—Warehouse Management Systems, Transportation Management Systems, Autonomous Exception Management, Decision Intelligence, and Supply Chain Planning—to examine how these markets are changing and how they fit together.
We will look at the role each technology plays, where the boundaries are starting to blur, and what buyers should consider as they build or modernize their supply chain technology stack.
The goal is not to identify one platform that does everything. It is to understand how planning, decisions, exceptions, and execution fit together—and how to build an architecture that works as a system rather than a collection of disconnected applications.
Register now and make sure your next technology decision strengthens the architecture instead of adding another disconnected application.