In our initial article, we presented 10 common mistakes made during the implementation of any WMS application. This article is the third installment in the series and will focus on the issue of ‘Lack of Risk Planning.’ In our opening article HOW TO AVOID 10 COMMON MISTAKES IN WMS IMPLEMENTATIONS: PART 1, we stated that
Bridge Solutions was excited to attend IBM’s North American Industry Solutions Fast Start 2012 in Atlanta this past week. The four-day conference gathered over 1800 IBM sales and technical professionals and a limited number of business partners in an unprecedented internal session to provide insight into the IBM business and product strategy. The event focused
The implementation of any WMS application is a complex undertaking. However, it does not mean that your project must fail, or even struggle. Bridge Solutions Group has extensive experience in managing the implementation of complex WMS applications, and we are committed to providing customers, partners, and interested parties with our expertise in every way possible.
Bridge Solutions was excited to attend the National Retail Federation’s 101st Annual Convention & Expo in New York this past week. The Retail’s Big Show annual conference brings together over 400 vendors and 22,000 participants to search, examine, and promote retail’s most effective tools, technologies, and solutions. IBM was a major sponsor of the event,
Bridge Solutions was proud to sponsor yet another IBM Commerce-related event this September. As a reseller and implementation partner for the OMS, WMS, and SI suites of products, we found the connections and the information discussed to be invaluable. Smarter Commerce™ was both the theme, and the general topic of conversation at the Marriot convention
Bridge Solutions Group, a boutique consulting firm, is a premier sponsor of the second annual Smarter Commerce Global Summit, to be held in San Diego on September 19-21. We spoke with Doug Brochu, Director of Services at Bridge Solutions, to get their story on what Smarter Commerce means to them and what they’ll bring to
Retailers have been suffering recently from an increasingly large number and severity of new trends. The rate of technological advancement is accelerating, the economy is decelerating, and consumers are increasingly deliberating about even the smallest purchases. This is placing pressure on retailers to lower prices, squeeze more from their margins, and meet customer service expectations
Companies are starting to re-evaluate how the changing business environment can or has impacted their organization. The change to a global economy has created increasing numbers of variables in today’s business landscape. Examples of these changes include increased customer demands, greater complexity within the global business network, and compliance constraints. Additionally, the recession has resulted
Apart from waging a price war, retailers today are adding new fronts in their battle to win the largest chunk of the market pie. Providing additional services like home delivery, installation services, post-sales warranty services, etc. not only allows retailers to maintain the connection with the customers but also creates a new revenue source. Many
Three questions every organization should ask (and answer) before implementing Sterling Commerce’s SMCFS pricing module (V8.5+) The Sterling pricing service is an interesting new animal within the Sterling Commerce suite of applications. A strategic decision was made to absorb much of the Comergent acquisition’s pricing functionality into the product, and to retrofit Sterling’s core framework