THE REPORT pointed to the Infios WM platform’s support for just-in-time and just-in-sequence supply, as well as quality-controlled inventory with traceability and recall functions for regulated production lines.

It also highlighted Infios Archer, the company’s agentic AI approach, which already has AI agents handling inventory and labour tasks in production. A graduated governance model allows customers to increase the level of automated decision-making as their confidence grows.

Stephanie Kirshnan, associate vice president at IDC, said: “Manufacturers increasingly expect the warehouse to coordinate work across people, automation and plant systems, and to bring AI into daily decisions. Infios WM combines manufacturing-specific warehouse processes with a clear AI and automation strategy.”

Richard Stewart, chief growth officer at Infios, said: “Manufacturers need the right material in the right place at the right time, with quality and traceability controls built in. Infios WM gives them that foundation, and Infios Archer puts AI agents to work today, automating decisions and recommendations on inventory and labour tasks, with governance that lets manufacturers extend autonomy at their own pace.”

Infios was also named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for warehouse management for retail, and holds Leader positions in three further 2026 IDC MarketScapes covering order orchestration and transport management.

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