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articleGrowth surge is sweet due to WMS
WALKER’S SHORTBREAD has invested in Indigo’s Warehouse Management System software to boost stock visibility and traceability in its business operations.
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productRoute to warehouse efficiency
STOCKTON-ON-TEES based telecoms services provider, Map Group (UK), has selected Indigo WMS to automate six of its UK warehouse locations.
articleInnovation and experience
INDIGO’S MODERN approach to WMS combines with its 40 year track record for excellence, says Eric Carter.
productSwitching from paper-based processes
WMS PROVIDER Indigo Software has identified the two of the most common issues warehouse managers are seeking to resolve are removing paper-based processes to increase efficiency and integrating their systems to allow for real-time performance reporting.
newsLuxury hamper retailer invests in WMS
FOOD AND wine hamper provider Virginia Hayward has diversified its business with the acquisition of Grand Illusions, specialising in modern vintage home and garden products and the establishment of a full 3PL services division, VH Logistics.
product5 ways a WMS helps your warehouse get to net zero
Operating a carbon neutral warehouse is something many companies will aspire to, but the financial resources to retrofit solar panels, rainwater irrigation, geothermal heat pumps and special cooling systems may not be within reach. Introducing a Warehouse Management System (WMS) system is an accessible route to reducing carbon emissions and will also deliver business optimisation benefits too.
article5 ways a WMS helps your warehouse get to net zero
THE UK hosted COP26, the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties in Glasgow between 31 October-12 November 2021. Indigo Software solutions architect Eric Carter shines light on how a WMS can help the warehouse play its part.
productIndigo Software launches QuickStart for rapid ROI WMS
QUICKSTART ADDRESSES the 5 key challenges in today’s warehouse.
articleCost-benefit analysis
Construction products supplier Artex has implemented Indigo iWMS with voice enabled picking to allow for more complex orders without escalating costs in the warehouse.
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productMBO at Indigo Software
The senior management team at Indigo Software announces the successful completion of a management buy out of the company from founder, Peter McLane.
productPUMA selects WMS for Super G DC in Yorkshire
The sportswear brand awarded Indigo Software the contract to implement its WMS at the new 13 acre Super G distribution centre in Glasshoughton.
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productThe warehouse is the online ‘engine room’
WMS specialist, Indigo Software has first-hand insight into the many different variants of an eCommerce business and the difficulties that companies can encounter in their warehouses as a result of inefficient processes, ‘silo-ed’ working and inconsistent stock visibility.
productWMS boosts traceability
Alphamega Hypermarkets, the largest supermarket group in Cyprus, is completing the first phase of implementing Indigo WMS to streamline the company’s new, purpose built warehouse operations.
productOmnichannel retailing more efficient with WMS
Founded in 1987, board sportswear brand Animal is now a £26m omnichannel business with three streams – wholesale, retail and ecommerce.
productFood firm reduces picking errors
Confectionery supplier Lees turned to Indigo Software to help it eliminate previously prevalent stock picking errors, which has enabled it to grow its business over past few years, without the need to increase headcount correspondingly.
articleFood firm tightens operations
Confectionery supplier sees cascade of benefits after switch from paper-based warehouse organisation to WMS.
