S&P Computersysteme GmbH, provider of intralogistics IT solutions, will demonstrate the possibilities of the warehouse management platform SuPCIS-L8 and present its full service portfolio on September 30, 2022 at the IWL Day in Ulm (specialist forum around logistics). In addition, S&P will show visitors where warehouse management software can provide support to increase warehouse performance with the help of data-based strategies. With Warehouse Performance they take up, among other things, the application of the "Warehouse Healing" strategy - the solution chosen by the readers of the trade magazine Materialfluss as Product of the Year 2021.
In addition to exciting presentations on topics such as sustainability, architecture, technology and IT in logistics, the focus is on best practices and product innovations from the industry. This gives participants the chance to become aware of new innovations and expand their professional and technical know-how. In the context of the trade exhibition, visitors will also have the opportunity to exchange ideas with the S&P experts present and learn about the possibilities of warehouse management software such as SuPCIS-L8.
Warehouse Performance - the Warehouse Healing Strategy
Shorteneddelivery times and increased efficiency in the warehouse - S&P addresses the possible phases for optimizing warehouse performance. In addition to optimized inventory reservation and batch planning, the focus is on the application of the "Warehouse Healing" strategy. The raw material for the strategy is the data, which S&P uses to generate real added value for the user. The goal is to identify existing patterns, for example in the order history, and to help minimize picking paths by intelligently placing products.
"The IWL Logistics Day has always been about interaction, networking and professional as well as personal exchange among each other. We are pleased to be an exhibitor again this year and to have the opportunity to inform about the potentials of our warehouse management software", says Steffen Lebherz (Head of Operations at S&P Computersysteme GmbH).
About S&P Computersysteme:
S&P Computersysteme GmbH is one of the leading solution providers in the field of intralogistics IT.
Since 1985, S&P has been implementing software and system solutions for demanding logistics tasks in companies of all industries and sizes that are aware of the importance and uniqueness of their logistics and want to gain a competitive advantage. S&P is constantly developing its warehouse management platform SuPCIS-L8 in order to be able to offer its customers state-of-the-art and future-proof solutions. From the planning, analysis and optimization of business processes to commissioning, IT solutions are implemented at all levels of automation, from manually operated warehouses with mobile data collection to very complex, fully automated logistics centers with their own material flow controller (SuPCIS-MFC). S&P's customers come from a wide range of industries, from SMEs to large corporations, both in Germany and abroad.
As a partner of Lenovo (servers), Oracle (databases), Red Hat (Linux), Amazon AWS (cloud), Zebra Technologies (AutoID: mobile computers, scanners and printers), ProGlove (wearable scanners), Advantech Service-IoT GmbH (forklift and industrial PCs), KBS Industrieelektronik GmbH and other partners, S&P also supplies all information logistics components on request. S&P has locations in Stuttgart (Leinfelden-Echterdingen) and Osnabrück (Georgsmarienhütte).
S&P is a 100% subsidiary of Element Logic. With its headquarters in Kløfta in Norway and 12 branches in Europe and 8 in the USA and Latin America, Element Logic is the world's first and largest AutoStore® partner with approx. 500 employees (2022) and a turnover of approx. 490 million euros (2022).
