Streamlining Retail Operations: The Impact of Omnichannel Order Management System Solutions
Quadrant Knowledge Solutions Reveals
that Omnichannel Order Management System Market
is Projected to Register a CAGR of 11.90% by 2027. Global retailers have
recognized the critical importance of adopting omnichannel strategies to thrive
in a fiercely competitive landscape characterized by escalating customer
experience expectations. Conventional OMS and ERP systems were not originally tailored
to support the intricate requirements of order processing, management,
fulfillment, and returns across diverse sales and fulfillment channels.
Omnichannel OMS solutions empower retailers to
furnish a seamless, uniform, and personalized customer experience, enabling the
flexibility to purchase from any location, fulfill orders from any source, and
process returns through any channel.
An Omnichannel Order Management
System (OMS) serves as a software platform that empowers retailers and
e-commerce enterprises to efficiently manage, synchronize, and coordinate
orders across a multitude of sales channels including online marketplaces, physical
stores, and mobile applications. This system offers consolidated visibility
into enterprise inventory across various locations such as warehouses,
distribution centers, stores, and during transit, facilitating sophisticated
order routing for enhanced order fulfillment efficiency.
The primary inquiries addressed
by this study encompass:
·
What
is the present competitive landscape within the Omnichannel Order Management
Systems (OMS) market?
·
What
is the market share attributed to major vendors in this domain?
·
What
are the significant competitive dynamics influencing the global and regional
OMS markets?
·
Who
are the leading vendors operating within the global and regional spheres?
·
Are
there vendors specializing in specific industries?
·
How
do different vendors fare in terms of their offerings, distinguishing between
cloud-based and on-premise solutions?
Vendors Covered in the Study
This study includes an analysis
of key vendors, including Aptos, Arvato, Blue Yonder, Deck Commerce, Deposco,
enVista, eStar, Fluent Commerce, IBM, Keros Digital, Kibo, Manhattan
Associates, Mi9 Retail, MPO, OneStock, OneView Commerce, Oracle, Orckestra (mdf
commerce), Planet (Proximis), Pulse Commerce, Radial, Salesforce, Softeon,
Symphony RetailAI, Tecsys, Unicommerce, and Vinculum Group.
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