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February - 2020 19logisticstechoutlook.comWith its warehouse automation system, Mantis offers a natively integrated, cost-effective, smart combination of systems and technologies, including vision picking, voice picking, pick/sort-to-light, pick-to-cart, RFID, and moreinto their WMS systems and monitor the performance of their employees or report on any array of factors in terms of usability, performance, individuals, clients--all of which are made easily visible to the warehouse manager. When it comes to client engagement, Mantis starts the typical onboarding process with the fact-finding workshop to understand the needs and requirements of a prospective client and documents the possible course of action. Following this, Mantis maps out the warehouse management system as required. The implementation process usually takes 12 weeks to be completed. Highlighting the prowess and adaptability of Mantis' software, Rector shares the story of a recent collaboration where the client saved hundreds of thousands of dollars by deploying LVS by Mantis. The client needed a suitable solution to capture product serial numbers at multiple levels along the production line. Once Mantis' experienced consultants came on board, they provided the suitable solution within 10 days--a sharp contrast to the usual time-to-implementation period of 100-120 days.Having already proven its mettle as the best of breed of WMS providers, Mantis is now poised to build up its global bandwidth through OEM partners or through direct partnerships and bring a full supply chain solution suite to the table. Mantis is planning to invest significantly in R&D and automation and build a complete labor management solution (LMS) to act on its ambitious goals. With its eyes set on such a high bar, Mantis is all set to push the envelope of the current WMS marketplace.
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