DB Schenker

Industry
Third Party Logistics
Headquarters
Essen, Germany
Distribution Centers
Canada || United States || Puerto Rico
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Overview

DB Schenker Logistics is one of the world’s largest providers of freight forwarding and logistics services. They are part of the DB Schenker global network with over 2,000 locations on all major continents in 130 countries. Their supply chain services integrate and manage the entire global value chain between suppliers, manufacturers, brand owners and customers. 

Business
Challenge

DB Schenker wanted to offer WMS solutions with a faster time-to-market. Their ambitious plan included rapid rollouts in a complex global landscape of several hundred warehouses spanning multiple regions.
To meet their business objectives, they needed a low-cost system that included standard WMS solutions for small and simple processes to enable quick on-boarding. The system also needed the flexibility to support multiple verticals, value-added services and scalability. They also required support for multiple languages across countries. 

Softeon Solution

DB Schenker chose Softeon WMS Cloud as a highly cost-effective solution and an ideal platform for a variety of warehouse and logistics requirements. The WMS was deployed on a private cloud infrastructure managed by DB Schenker. The flexible configuration of Softeon WMS provided DB Schenker with the template-driven solution they needed for rapid on-boarding.
The underlying component technology accommodates the variety of industries they serve and add-on services they provide. In addition, the solution supported their global needs for multiple languages across countries with localization features in their day-to-day operations including handling unit, units of measure, currency, date formats, etc. 

Results

Increased market responsiveness
Ability to quickly onboard new 3PL customers 
Reduced client on-boarding time with flexible configuration wizard 
Increased warehouse and logistics efficiencies 
Support for multiple languages with minimal training

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