The global warehouse management system (WMS) market size was valued at USD 3.45 billion in 2024. The market is projected to grow from USD 3.88 billion in 2025 to USD 8.96 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 12.7% during the forecast period. Cloud-based WMS solutions are gaining traction for providing mobile access, real-time data insights, and seamless scalability across multiple locations.
This article was first published in the October 1st 2025 issue of Warehouse & Logistics News, subscribe to the magazine by clicking here.
Inotec, a leading expert in permanent identification with barcodes and RFID, has announced the launch of its innovative ToGo reusable labelling solutions. Emphasising sustainability, safety and efficiency, these new solutions are expected to set a new standard for reusable systems across various industries, including food service, retail, and logistics. As the demand for sustainable practices grows, Inotec’s ToGo reusable labelling solutions offer an intelligent approach to labelling for reusable systems.
SICK appeared at this year’s IMHX 2025 intralogistics show, demonstrating a wide range of products, including the newly-launched Lector 83x range of advanced camera-based code readers and the debut for its Lector 8512 Ultra Scene advanced image-based code reader. The SICK IMHX booth also featured a working example of the SICK Dimensioning-Weighing-Scanning (DWS) track and trace system that identifies, measures and weighs objects dynamically, and the Master Data Analyser (MDA) vision track-and-trace system, which captures dimensions, weight, and 1D and 2D codes of objects, as well as creating object images in a single operation. Dubbed ‘The Explorer’, the high-performance SICK Lector 83x for tracking and tracing finished products and components launched at IMHX, delivering flexible identification for all popular 1D and 2D printed barcodes including, but not limited to, Datamatrix and QR codes.
Contract packaging is a complex, dynamic business, in which orders can change multiple times a day, exposing risks for miscommunications, delays, inventory shortages, and more. It is critical to choose co-manufacturing management software that is purpose-built to effectively manage ever-changing schedules, production statuses and workflows. Nulogy has created a guide specifically to help co-manufacturers and co-packers navigate the software landscape and select the right solution for their needs.
Virginia Hayward Logistics identified that in order to compete effectively with other 3PL providers and attract big brand customers, it needed to invest in a warehouse technology infrastructure to enable real-time data visibility and remove inefficiencies in its warehouse operations due to its reliance on predominantly manual systems. Indigo WMS replaced all manual processes with digital ones, utilising handheld devices and advanced scanners to streamline workflows and track stock from the moment it arrived in the warehouse. It improved the accuracy of inventory management, reduced paperwork, improved picking times and enhanced the overall efficiency of warehouse operations.
The rapid growth of online and omnichannel retail is driving the demand for efficient warehouse operations, boosting WMS adoption.
George Simpson
Features Editor
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