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Offered in a software-as-a-service (SaaS) mode, the WMS//Express application is supported by the Singapore Logistics Association. Users are eligible for government grants of up to 60 percent of costs, aimed at businesses that achieve advances in productivity and innovation. AEB is a global provider of supply-chain management software. WMS//Express does not require capital-expenditure costs that are generally associated with WMS or enterprise resource planning (ERP) software implementations, AEB said. The new offering, which can be tested in a one-month free trial, is available on SingTel's myBusiness Platform, as well as in the SaaS store of the Singapore Logistics Association. As users grow in size, the application can be scaled up to handle more complex business needs with AEB's WMSStandard, WMSProfessional and Assist4 warehouse-management system.
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