Oracle Recognized as a Leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems

Oracle continues to be named an innovator in Gartner’s 2019 "Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems1" report for that 4th consecutive year. Oracle Warehouse Management (WMS) Cloud lies like a Leader according to being able to execute and completeness of vision.

From the 14 products evaluated, Oracle WMS Cloud was acknowledged as an innovator for being able to execute and completeness of vision.

Based on Gartner, “Leaders combine the uppermost characteristics of vision and thought leadership having a strong consistent Capability to Execute. Leaders within the WMS market can be found inside a high number of recent WMS deals, plus they win a substantial quantity of them. They've robust core WMSs and provide reasonable - while not always leading-edge - abilities in extended WMS areas, for example labor management, work planning and optimization, slotting, returns management, yard management and pier scheduling, and cost-added services. To become a Leader, a vendor doesn’t always must have the complete largest or greatest WMS application. Its choices must meet most mainstream warehousing needs in complex warehouses without significant modifications, along with a substantial quantity of high-quality implementations should be open to validate this. Leaders must anticipate where customer demands, markets and technology are moving, and should have ways of support these emerging needs in front of actual customer demand. Leading vendors must have coherent ways of support SCE convergence, and should purchase and also have ways to exploit innovation. Leaders also provide robust market momentum, market transmission and market awareness in addition to strong customer happiness - within the vendor’s local markets in addition to worldwide. Because Leaders are frequently well-established in primary-edge and sophisticated user environments, they take advantage of a person community that can help them stay in the forefront of emerging needs. Key characteristics: Reasonably broad and deep WMS choices Proven success in moderate- to high-complexity warehouse environments Participation inside a high number of recent deals Large customer installed base A powerful and consistent history Consistent performance, and energetic new client growth and retention Long lasting visibility available on the market from both marketing and advertising perspectives Compelling SCE convergence strategy and abilities An established ecosystem of partners Global scale.”

“Supply chains have altered dramatically within the last 5 years as companies have evolved to satisfy more demanding customer expectations. We currently expect so that you can buy on multiple channels, have our orders delivered faster, and receive or return products everywhere,” stated Diego Pantoja-Navajas, v . p ., WMS Cloud Development, Oracle. “The leading warehouse management solution built on the modern cloud architecture, Oracle WMS Cloud enables people to take advantage of new innovations in machine learning, blockchain and IoT to satisfy and exceed customer expectations. We feel this report is really a validation in our product strengths, purchase of innovation, and customer successes.”