MASTERCLASS
The Future of Warehouse Management Systems
What Every Leader Needs to Know About the Next Era of Operations
Strategic masterclass for CEOs, COOs, Operations Leaders and Warehouse Managers who are outgrowing spreadsheets and ERP add-ons and need a clearer path to modern WMS.
Get clear on what your warehouse systems should do today and what must change for the next 2–3 years of growth.
No longer a hidden cost center, the warehouse is now a key driver of efficiency and value.
Your warehouse is carrying more of the growth plan than ever before. Orders, SKUs and channels keep increasing,
but many teams are still running on “good enough” setups: spreadsheets, inventory modules and basic ERP add-ons.
That’s where margin quietly leaks away, through avoidable errors, constant firefighting, and decisions made on
delayed or conflicting data.
This masterclass gives you space to step back from the day-to-day and see what modern warehouse management
should look like, where your current stack is holding you back, and what a realistic 12–24 month roadmap to
a modern WMS could be for your business.
Who this masterclass is for:
COOs & Operations Leaders
Accountable for throughput, OTIF and margin, & need a clearer way to choose between extending what you have or investing in WMS.
CEOs &
Founders
Who want scalable
operations that don’t
break every time you grow.
Warehouse or Logistics Managers
Who live the daily reality of errors, workarounds and firefighting, & need better tools , not just more pressure.
WATCH THE MASTERCLASS
What you’ll learn
By the end of this 45-minute masterclass, you’ll be able to:
Draw a clean line between WMS, ERP & inventory
Understand what truly belongs in your ERP or inventory modules, and where a dedicated WMS adds real value, so you’re not stretching tools beyond what they were built for.
Find the biggest gains in your current setup
See how your existing stack and processes limit throughput, accuracy and margin, and identify the 3–5 levers on the floor that can unlock the most impact with the least disruption.
Map yourself on the WMS spectrum
Get a clear view of the main WMS categories and tiers, who they’re designed for, and how to avoid both over-buying and under-buying.
Understand integration and data flow in practice
See what “good” looks like when WMS connects to ERP, carriers, automation and reporting, and how to think about real-time visibility across systems, not just inside the warehouse.
Cut through the hype on AI & digital twins
Learn where AI and digital twin technology are already delivering real value in warehouses today, and what’s realistic over the next 12–24 months.
Use a practical framework to de-risk your WMS decision
Leave with a simple, leader-friendly framework, including key questions to ask vendors and internal teams, to prioritise initiatives and de-risk your next WMS or ERP move.
Why watch?
Watch this masterclass if:
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You’re planning to scale capacity, add new channels, or expand into new regions.
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You’re hitting the limits of your current inventory or ERP setup.
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You’re evaluating WMS options and want a vendor-neutral, strategic view before you commit.
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You want to understand AI and digital twins in practical, operational terms, not jargon.
You’ll leave with the language, concepts and roadmap to lead the conversation, with your board, your team, and your vendors.
Designed for any growing business
We’ll share specific insights for:
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Businesses running on an ERP and trying to decide whether to extend native functionality or adopt a dedicated WMS
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Operations teams wrestling with integrations, data visibility, and process standardisation across multiple locations
You’ll walk away with a clear mental model and a checklist you can apply to your own environment.
Don’t miss out, save your spot now!
HOST AND PRESENTER
Sebastien Bouthillette
Managing Director of 3DLogistiX
Sebastien leads 3DLogistiX in bringing AI-driven warehouse intelligence to ERP users.
He has led various WMS implementations for growing companies across retail, manufacturing, and supply chain and logistics.