At NexInfo, We are excited to share that Oracle has once again been recognized as a Leader in the 2024 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), marking the 9th consecutive year of this prestigious acknowledgment. This recognition highlights Oracle’s continued excellence in the areas of Ability to Execute and Completeness of Vision. We extend our gratitude to Oracle’s extensive ecosystem of teams, partners, and customers for their ongoing support in making this achievement possible.
As stated by Gartner, “The depth and breadth of WMS functionality remain essential in selecting a new WMS, especially for organizations transitioning from legacy systems. In today’s market, the technical architecture of WMS is a crucial factor, with priorities such as adaptability, extensibility, user experience, and cloud integration driving decisions for new WMS customers.”
Gartner’s 2024 report further highlights that, despite the maturity of the WMS market, recent global disruptions and macroeconomic factors have spurred significant innovation. While economic challenges persist for some vendors and regions, the WMS market is forecasted to approach $3 billion in 2024, with double-digit growth in the coming years. This growth is fueled by emerging technologies, adaptability, usability, and the increasing preference for end-to-end supply chain and logistics process orchestration.
Oracle Warehouse Management systems meet the diverse inventory and distribution needs of businesses, from small enterprises to large organizations. With Oracle Cloud WMS, businesses can quickly scale and automate their warehouse operations while maintaining the flexibility needed for comprehensive inventory management and omnichannel fulfillment. Oracle’s extended WMS functionality comes with a significantly lower total cost of ownership, ensuring efficiency and scalability across various industries.
At NexInfo, we are proud to work with Oracle’s cutting-edge WMS solutions, helping organizations streamline their operations and stay ahead of market demands.
