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  1. フレームワークス 東京（本社）、静岡支店、大阪支店 Tokyo//Warehousing and transport related industries
  2. ミカサ商事　MIKASA SHOJI CO., LTD. Osaka//Trading company/Wholesale
  3. マンハッタン・アソシエイツ Tokyo//IT/Telecommunications
  4. 4 三谷コンピュータ Fukui//Service Industry
  5. 5 システムライフ 福岡本社、東京支店 Fukuoka//IT/Telecommunications
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  1. Cloud-based WMS (Warehouse Management System) 'iWMS X5' フレームワークス 東京（本社）、静岡支店、大阪支店
  2. WMS | Cloud Web Warehouse Management System 'Rojizard ZERO' ミカサ商事　MIKASA SHOJI CO., LTD.
  3. Warehouse Management System (WMS) "W-KEEPER" 三谷コンピュータ
  4. [WMS Implementation Case] Trusco Nakayama Corporation フレームワークス 東京（本社）、静岡支店、大阪支店
  5. 4 Warehouse Management System "Sumabutsu"

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[For the Book and Publishing Industry] Disclosure of Know-How for Efficient Inventory Management and Shipping Operations

[For the Book and Publishing Industry] Disclosure of Know-How for Efficient Inventory Management and Shipping Operations

Reducing the burden of ISBN management! We address the concerns of the book and publishing industry.

In the book publishing industry, it is believed that various challenges arise in inventory management and shipping operations, including the management of ISBNs, accommodating small-batch production and individual shipments, and managing across multiple locations. In particular, errors in accurate ISBN management directly lead to lost opportunities. In response to these challenges, our BPO total service utilizes a web order system based on a WMS (Warehouse Management System) to support inventory acceptance and management from each location, streamline ordering operations, and provide consistent support from set work to shipping. This allows our customers to create an environment where they can focus on their core business. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Resolution of the complexities of ISBN management - Efficiency improvement in inventory management across multiple warehouses - Reduction of the burden of sorting and shipping operations for books - Digitalization of analog reception operations 【Effects of Implementation】 - Streamlining of inventory management and ordering operations - Promotion of focus on core business activities - Reduction of operational errors

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[For Stationery and Office Supplies] Disclosure of Know-how for Efficient Inventory Management and Shipping Operations

[For Stationery and Office Supplies] Disclosure of Know-how for Efficient Inventory Management and Shipping Operations

We will reduce the burden of inventory and order management for stationery and office supplies.

In the stationery and office supplies industry, it is believed that challenges often arise in inventory management of a wide variety of consumables and in logistics operations to meet individual delivery needs. In particular, optimizing inventory, managing multiple warehouses, and reducing the burden of sorting and shipping operations are crucial factors that directly impact operational efficiency. Analog reception tasks can also lead to complications and errors. Our total BPO service supports the resolution of these issues by utilizing a Warehouse Management System (WMS) and a web order system to directly receive and manage inventory from various locations. You can entrust us with everything from inventory management and order processing efficiency to set work and shipping. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Do not want to increase excess inventory - Management across multiple warehouses is complicated - Want to reduce the burden of sorting and shipping operations - Want to streamline reception tasks 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Increased efficiency in inventory management operations - Reduced burden of order processing - Promotion of focus on core business activities

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[Case Study] Logistics - Warehouse Management System (DC/TC Compatible WMS)

[Case Study] Logistics - Warehouse Management System (DC/TC Compatible WMS)

A WMS compatible with DC/TC was built, reducing the shipping error rate to below 0.01%.

This is a case study of implementing a warehouse management system to optimize the logistics system in-house and prevent shipping errors. 【Implementation Effects】 - The compatibility between the system and operations has improved, eliminating waste in the business flow. - By introducing handheld inspections in the shipping process, the shipping error rate has fallen below 0.01%.

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[Case Study on Warehouse Management System] PET SUPPLIES PLUS Company

[Case Study on Warehouse Management System] PET SUPPLIES PLUS Company

Ideal for pet supply retailers! We have implemented the cloud-native "Manhattan Active Warehouse Management."

Pet Supplies Plus, which has over 500 stores across the United States, needed a warehouse management system (WMS) that could respond to market changes with agility and innovation to meet customer demands. To ensure the establishment of an optimal omnichannel operation for pet supply retailers, they implemented the cloud-native warehouse management system "Manhattan Active Warehouse Management" as the foundation. It is crucial for the supply chain to be scalable and flexible in order to keep promises to customers. This system can adequately adapt to such changes. [Case Overview] ■ Implementing Company: Pet Supplies Plus ■ Facilities: Over 500 stores nationwide and one distribution center in Seymour, Indiana *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Internal Control and Operational Management
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[Warehouse Management System Case Study] Under Armour

[Warehouse Management System Case Study] Under Armour

Under Armour prepares for explosive growth.

■Issue The old warehouse management system could not keep up with the company's rapid growth, and an additional solution was needed to manage expectations. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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[PlusFORCE Implementation Case] Logistics Subsidiary of an Industrial Machinery Manufacturer

[PlusFORCE Implementation Case] Logistics Subsidiary of an Industrial Machinery Manufacturer

Examples of projects that utilize existing systems and allow for phased implementation!

We would like to introduce a case study of our "PlusFORCE Warehouse Management" system implemented at a logistics subsidiary of an industrial machinery manufacturer with sales of 30 billion yen. The vendor of the existing system could not customize it to fit the operations, and the company was unable to implement a system that matched its needs. Therefore, we proposed a warehouse management system that could maximize the use of the existing system and allow for phased implementation. It became possible to easily identify the locations of inventory, and inventory counts could be conducted using the system. 【Case Overview】 ■Before - While the coordinates of inventory locations were known, it was not immediately clear where the locations were, and inventory counts were done manually. ■After - Inventory locations became easily identifiable, and inventory counts were conducted using the system. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Basic Knowledge of Logistics] What are the meanings, benefits, and key points for choosing a WMS?

[Basic Knowledge of Logistics] What are the meanings, benefits, and key points for choosing a WMS?

Contributing to the improvement of accuracy and speed in warehouse operations! An explanation of warehouse management systems.

Recently, the logistics industry has been steadily advancing in digitalization. Among these developments, Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), which lead to increased efficiency and accuracy in warehouse operations, are being utilized by a wide range of companies that use warehouses, including manufacturing, retail, wholesale, and e-commerce. This article explains the basics of WMS, the benefits of implementation, and points to consider when selecting a system. If you are considering implementing a WMS, please use this as a reference. [Contents] ■ What is WMS (Warehouse Management System)? ■ Benefits of implementing WMS ■ Disadvantages of implementing WMS ■ Consulting with a specialized vendor is reassuring when considering WMS implementation *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Logistics - Warehouse Management System (WMS for Food)

[Case Study] Logistics - Warehouse Management System (WMS for Food)

Prevented the reversal of expiration dates and strengthened trust from the delivery destination.

This is a case study of the implementation of a warehouse management system for food products to prevent the reverse delivery of expiration dates due to incorrect lot specifications. 【Implementation Effects】 - A system for first-in, first-out delivery by delivery destination has been established, allowing for the maintenance of delivery quality without relying on individual skills. - Strengthening product management and responding to detailed customer requests has reinforced trust relationships.

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[Case Study] Logistics - Warehouse Management System (WMS for E-commerce)

[Case Study] Logistics - Warehouse Management System (WMS for E-commerce)

Shipping operations for online sales shorten the process by omitting address verification tasks.

This is a case study on the implementation of a warehouse management system for e-commerce aimed at streamlining shipments to a large number of individual customers. 【Implementation Effects】 - By adopting an all-in-one picking list, the process of verifying recipient addresses during shipment packing has been reduced. - Special shipping operations and shipments to individual customers have been streamlined through a dedicated system.

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We will solve your logistics problems for daily necessities and living goods! *Case studies available.

We will solve your logistics problems for daily necessities and living goods! *Case studies available.

Introducing a cloud-based warehouse management system that allows for delicate product management based on manufacturing lots and expiration dates! Inventory management across multiple centers is also possible!

"LIFE - Vision" is a cloud-based warehouse management system specialized for logistics centers handling essential goods. It supports multiple centers and multiple clients, and can handle various data volumes through cloud services, allowing us to offer pricing that matches the scale of your needs. 【We solve the following issues】 ■ Support is becoming limited due to a shortage of technicians ■ With store expansion, there is a need for additional features and specification changes to improve work accuracy and manage expiration dates ■ Various systems are scattered, making integration difficult ■ Management of products such as lots, expiration dates, and best-before dates is necessary ■ Inventory control between multiple centers is challenging ■ Picking has become like a treasure hunt (only veteran workers know the inventory locations) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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