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Order Management Systems (OMS)

Enterprise resource planning
Supply chain planning
Order Management Systems
Manufacturing Execution Systems
Warehouse Management Systems
Transportation management systems
Integration of the functions
To Outsource or not to Outsource

These systems sit between the planning and execution software systems. The OMS takes orders and checks inventory to be able to plan. The system interfaces with the MES, the WMS and the TMS. Often these systems also link to the customer service systems, as these systems also have the capacity to determine expected shipment and delivery dates based on inventory availability.  

Table 3: OMS suppliers [iii]

Order Management Systems

Vendor

Websites

Cambar Software

http://www.cambarsoftware.com/

Descartes

http://www.descartes.com/

EXE

http://www.exe.com/exe/EXEWebSite.nsf/Home

HK Systems

http://www.hksystems.com/

IFS

http://www.ifsworld.com/united_states/

 

Intentia

http://www.intentia.com/

 

InterBiz

http://www.interbiz.com/

 

J.D. Edwards

http://www.jdedwards.com/

 

JBA International

http://www.jbaworld.com

 

Kewill

http://www.kewill.com/index.asp

Logility

http://www.logility.com

McHugh Software

http://www.mchugh.com/

Oracle

http://www.oracle.com

PeopleSoft

http://www.peoplesoft.com

SAP

http://www.sap.com

 

 

This report was completed in October 2000 for the class B2B Electronic Commerce given by Prof. Carmel  in the program of Management Of Global Information Technology at the Kogod School of Business at American University in Washington D.C.