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▪ Introduction
▪ Solution overview
▪ Value proposition
▪ Analyst and customer validation
30% to 50%
increase in spend when buyers have more than a
single channel
Visibility
▪ Global and real-time visibility to orders, shipments,
inventory, and trade compliance data.
Optimization
▪ Optimized movement of goods across all modes of
transportation.
▪ Global order promising – match supply to demand
across all sources.
Orchestration
▪ Monitor orders, shipments, and inventory on a single
SCM cloud – based platform.
▪ Analytics and dashboard views of key supply chain
metrics.
Manufacturer Store 1
/ OEM
Distributor Store 2
Customer
Logistics Store 3
Supplier
Warehouse / DC
▪ Increase revenue
▪ Increase operating income
▪ Increase capital efficiency
Level 5 WMS
Execution complexity
Level 4 WMS
Level 3 WMS
Level 2 WMS
Level 1 WMS
Oracle Inventory Management Cloud
Source for The Five Levels of WMS: Gartner “Stratify Your Warehouse Operations by Grading the
Volumes Complexity of Each Distribution Center” by Dwight C. Klappich and Simon Tunstall, 13 November 2017
Adapt to Provide
customers’ global inventory
changing demands visibility
Increase labor productivity Improve customer satisfaction Improve space utilization Improve inventory visibility
▪ Dock management
▪ Yard management
▪ Inbound operations Yard check-
out
Manifest
& ship
Stage &
load
Pick &
pack
Wave &
allocate
Integrate
to MHE
Manage
tasks
▪ Workforce management
▪ Integration to material
Transportation & Material handling
handling equipment Inventory equipment
trade
Manufacturing Order management
Maintenance Procurement
▪ Inventory visibility
• By facility
• In-transit
• By stock location
▪ Analyze warehouse throughput
• Shipment and order volumes
• Inbound, outbound, and reverse logistics
• High value and bulk product
▪ Monitor warehouse operations
• Unloading
• Receiving
• Verification
• Completed
▪ End-user reporting
Inbound logistics
Yard locations
Trailers
Outbound logistics
Increase supply chain visibility Minimize order lead times Increase building throughput Reduce demurrage charges
Achieved
30% 80%
Decrease in material Increase in 24 hour
handling cost per unit building throughput delivery time window
Gartner “Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems” by C. Klappich and Simon Tunstall, May 8, 2019. This graphic was published by
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Supply Chain
Omni-Channel Transformation
Fulfillment
Ideate to
Integrated Oracle Order Commercialize
Warehousing Logistics Management
Excellence Oracle Transportation
Management Order-to-Cash
Warehouse Oracle Logistics
Management
Oracle Warehouse
Workforce Management Source-to-Settle
Oracle CPQ
Management