Advanced constraint engine to complement enterprise inventory.
Retailers can quickly define and reset views or scenarios, matching the right inventory with the right customers.
Dynamic views incorporate elements such as sales methods, logistics, finance, store operations, and other user-defined features in real-time, transforming inventory visibility into availability. Features and Functions - Establish rules regarding inventory availability based on sales channels, retail brands, delivery methods, seasonality, store capacity/functionality, ease of access to inventory, inventory disposal, inventory display rules, safety stock levels, and more. - Manage supply levels through operational constraints such as fulfillment outages and workload in stores. - Modify views to display any inventory using a REST-based API. - Provide real-time inventory status updates to any channel. - Ensure store inventory levels to avoid disappointing in-store customers. - Provide order shipment date information across all sales channels. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.*
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Manhattan Associates launches "Omnichannel as a Service" in Japan.
Manhattan Associates (NASDAQ: MANH) has announced that it has begun selling the Manhattan Active(TM) Omni solution in Japan. Manhattan Active Omni, the first omnichannel-as-a-service solution, supports the rapidly changing retail business in Japan and flexibly responds to the needs of today's consumers who actively shop digitally. At the same time, it provides an excellent purchasing experience for customers across all channels and offers means to improve sales and customer loyalty for Japanese retailers.
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What does it actually mean to prepare for disasters?
The technologies of transportation and communication have expanded the world, facilitating not only travel and communication but also cross-border business. However, global crises like the current COVID-19 pandemic are drawing stark attention to the consequences of this connected world we live in. Recently, a crisis in one country can potentially cause conflicts in distant regions or markets. It seems that the challenges of truly global commerce and the importance of frictionless, freely flowing supply chains are beginning to be rightly recognized. The supply chain is now being pushed to its limits, but thanks to the remarkable technological advancements recently introduced in the supply chain space, both resilience and agility are now being enhanced.
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How employees at the logistics center are advancing the supply chain.
In the midst of the global COVID-19 pandemic, distribution centers (DCs) across the country are bustling with activity. While many of us are sheltering indoors, warehouse employees are fulfilling a massive volume of orders for essential and non-essential items. Day by day, warehouse workers are putting themselves at risk to keep the supply chain moving and ensure that consumers at home can obtain the items they need. What measures are employers taking to protect their employees? What steps are being taken to encourage distribution center employees to come to work? Additionally, how will these temporary measures impact the future of labor management in warehouses?
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Manhattan pays tribute to the heroes of retail.
Now, a single great book, like a new T-shirt, can change the situation dramatically. Retailers are working hard, bringing about things that were part of sales, work, comfort, and the ordinary, one sale at a time.
