EPISODE · Sep 14, 2020 · 4 MIN
Understanding Distributed Order Management (DOM) Part 2: The Top Use Cases
from WMS Pioneers · host Softeon
In our previous episode, we discussed Distributed Order Management or DOM software solutions. In great summary, traditional order management systems are order processing oriented, while DOM is more focused on order fulfillment.
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