Authored by: Stellium’s Automation Practice and I&ET team and verified by Karthik Krishnan and Hari Babu Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), Conveyor systems, STV (Shuttle Transfer Vehicle), EMS (Electrified Monorail System), and SAP Extended Warehouse Management (SAP EWM) are revolutionizing the way warehouses operate. Rising
Flexsteel Industries, Inc., a leading residential furniture manufacturer, took a strategic leap to overcome operational inefficiencies rooted in its legacy AS/400 system. With dual inventory records, manual paperwork, and limited supply chain visibility hampering performance, Flexsteel launched a transformative pilot initiative to implement SAP S/4 Extended Warehouse Management (EWM). In
Authored By: Stellium’s Supply Chain Planning & Business Consulting Team, Verified by Anirban Majumdar . The automotive industry is at an inflection point. Shifting consumer demand, the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), and global supply chain disruptions are rewriting the rules of production and distribution. For OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers)
The Plant Yard Logistics Challenge Plant yard logistics remains one of the most complex and under-optimized areas of the supply chain. Inefficiencies such as manual gate checks, floating weighment slips, dock delays, and traffic congestion create persistent bottlenecks. These inefficiencies not only drive-up operational costs but also frustrate teams and
Why Can’t Warehouse Automation Wait…Manual tasks consume half of daily work hoursLabor shortages remain criticalSpace constraints hinder growthThe automation wave is gaining groundRobots are joining the team Warehouse automation is transforming supply chains worldwide, delivering new levels of efficiency, visibility, and agility. For CIOs, CXOs and CTOs in supply chain
In the high-velocity CPG industry, agility, accuracy, and scalability define success. A leading personal care and lighting brand, Wipro Consumer Care and Lighting, serving Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, set out to modernize its high-volume warehouse operations- without inflating cost or complexity.What followed was a transformation powered by SAP
"In the relentless pursuit of speed and accuracy, RFID isn't just tracking items; it's transforming warehouses into dynamic decision-making hubs when paired with SAP Extended Warehouse Management. This isn't just an upgrade, it's the strategic imperative for competitive advantage." This article explores how RFID integrates with SAP EWM to power
Baladna, a leading food manufacturer, modernized its warehouse operations to meet the growing demands of quality, compliance, and speed. Facing manual workflows and visibility gaps, the company turned to SAP Embedded EWM for transformation. This case study showcases how SAP EWM helped the manufacturer: - Replace manual checks with automated, traceable warehouse
Almarai, one of the world’s largest integrated dairy producers, needed a smarter way to manage high-volume products and complex allocation workflows across 5 of its 66 depots. Manual planning and limited visibility made real-time coordination difficult. By deploying SAP EWM, Almarai streamlined distribution, optimized capacity, and maintained operational
DistributionNOW, a global supplier of energy and industrial solutions, transformed warehouse operations with SAP S4 Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) is achieving real-time visibility, enhanced productivity, and standardized global processes. The case study breaks down the following: - Implemented a global EWM template across multiple distribution centers - Improved dispatch line efficiency
