From WMS to an Integrated Logistics Platform: How to Manage Warehouse, Production, and Robots in a Single Framework

In his presentation, Consid Commercial Director Viktor Karev will discuss how to move from automating individual processes to a comprehensive logistics platform integrating WMS, YMS, TMS, MES, WCS, and automation tools.

Using examples from 2025–2026 projects, he will demonstrate how a unified technology platform helps develop a warehouse network, implement custom processes, and integrate new technologies with measurable business impact.

What we'll discuss:

- WMS becomes the core of a comprehensive logistics platform, integrating warehouse, production, transportation, yard, and robotic equipment management;

- A unified platform does not mean the same set of technologies for all facilities: different distribution centers may use voice picking, conveyors, shuttles, AS/RS, and robots, depending on the processes and tasks of a specific site;

- Consid's cross-platform architecture supports operation in an independent technology platform, including Linux and a Russian PostgreSQL-based stack;

- Businesses require customized solutions: batch order picking into containers, complex picking algorithms, labeling, and other processes tailored to customer specifics;

- A unified approach covers not only the warehouse but also production: Consid.MES enables automation of production processes;

- Targeted technologies deliver rapid results: the implementation of voice picking increases the speed of staff work, and WCS enables WMS integration with robots and their management.