Logistics & Supply Chain Technology Job Market Trends

A software professional skilled in customizing and implementing IBM's Sterling Order Management System for optimized business operations. Focuses on seamless order orchestration and inventory management solutions for retail and supply chain industries.

An expert in implementing SAP Extended Warehouse Management, tailored to optimize warehouse operations and logistics processes. Offers solutions that enhance inventory management, warehouse efficiency, and order processing.

Refers to technologies used to automatically identify objects, collect data, and enter it directly into computer systems, such as barcodes and RFID.

Responsible for managing the logistical aspects of IT equipment and systems. Ensures efficient transportation, storage, and maintenance of technology assets to support business operations.

A professional focused on managing and improving Electronic Data Interchange systems. Primary responsibilities involve ensuring seamless data exchange between platforms.

Responsible for managing electronic data interchange operations within an organization, ensuring data accuracy and security. Facilitates seamless communication between partners, improving efficiency in transactions.

Refers to flexible, on-demand transportation services that use smaller vehicles and dynamic routing to provide efficient public transit options.

A standard data structure in SAP systems for electronic data interchange. Commonly used to transfer data between SAP systems and external systems.

Specialists responsible for managing and maintaining asset-related data within an organization. They ensure accuracy and completeness of data for informed decision-making.