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Overview of The Oracle Warehouse Management System
Overview of The Oracle Warehouse Management System
Overview of The Oracle Warehouse Management System
Management System
Oracle Warehouse Management system is a component of Oracle's Supply Chain Management and
Manufacturing solution. It spans the areas of warehouse resource management, warehouse
configuration, task management, advanced pick methodologies, and value added services.
Oracle Warehouse Management optimizes the material handling business processes for
warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and distribution centers. Oracle Warehouse Management
supports both paper-based and automated environments with material handling systems and radio
frequency (RF) hand-held computers. To optimize the order fulfillment process, Oracle Warehouse
Management provides advanced distribution processes, such as value-added services, cross
docking, order assembly postponement, and resource and task management.
Oracle Warehouse Management also provides an easy-to-use interface for mobile, wireless hand-
held computers. Mobility, process automation, and bar code scanning greatly improve the efficiency
of the Supply Chain Logistics business processes.
The Oracle Warehouse Management functionality spans the supply chain inventory management
spectrum. Specifically, Oracle Warehouse Management addresses the following supply chain
inventory management components:
Inbound Logistics: Includes receiving directly into inventory, receipt inspections, label printing, and
rules-based directed put away to storage or opportunistic cross docking
Storage and Facility Management: In addition to Oracle's suite of Mixed Mode Manufacturing storage
and facility management module, Oracle Warehouse Management extends intra-organization
replenishments, container management, storage space optimization, cycle counting and physical
inventory, and physical warehouse mapping.
Value Added Services: Includes labeling, packing, and kitting
Outbound Logistics: Includes picking, staging, packing, product consolidation, loading, and shipping
Reverse Logistics: Includes product returns, refurbishment, and recycling