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Logistics & Automation Bern 2024: CIM presents its intralogistics software suite PROLAG World
12.01.2024
Software company CIM GmbH will be attending Logistics & Automation in Bern from January 24 to 25, 2024, and will be showcasing the features of its fully configurable warehouse management software PROLAG World. The system is tailored to a wide range of industry sectors. It offers a host of standardised process flows which have been tried and tested and optimised by our logistics experts. Visit CIM at booth D07 in hall 3 to find out more.
PROLAG World – leading the field in intralogistics for over 40 years
PROLAG World maps all the requirements of modern intralogistics. Whether warehouse management, automation, hazardous goods management, production, shipping or transport – CIM provides optimal, sustainable and economical solutions for all of these segments. The system is fully browser-based and can be used in the cloud, as an on-premise solution or on a mobile device. High levels of standardisation mean shorter project schedules and minimum go-live risks.
As a special focus, CIM will be presenting the user interface of the PROLAG World intralogistics software suite which is being continually improved and updated. The interface combines visual appeal with sophisticated functions that optimally reflect user needs. The responsive UX design also provides digital assistants and intuitive operation across the system.
Artificial intelligence in WMS – taking a look at the future of intralogistics management
Logistics & Automation Bern 2024 will be presenting the most recent developments, technologies and trends in intralogistics and automation with a focus on the future of intralogistics technology. CIM is proud to be taking a leading role by shaping the future of intralogistics. Artificial intelligence (AI) is considered a key technology which will play an indispensable role in future. In a two-year collaboration, the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and CIM examined the impact of this technology on process optimisation in intralogistics and tested its practical feasibility using real-world data sourced from a customer company. The result is a practice-based article on artificial intelligence in WMS providing a look at the future of intralogistics management, which is published in a book on process optimisation in intralogistics by the Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics IML.
Interested? Secure your free tickets to LOGISTICS & AUTOMATION in Bern (hall 3, booth D07) now by registering at:
https://cim-logistics.com/newsroom/events