Blue Yonder (formerly JDA Software, Inc.) provides seamless, friction-free commerce, empowering every organization and person on the planet to fulfill their potential. Blue Yonder’s machine learning-driven digital fulfillment platform enables clients to deliver to their customers when, how and where they want it. Applying over 35 years of domain expertise, contextual intelligence, and data science, Blue Yonder is helping more than 3,300 of the world’s leading manufacturers, retailers and logistics companies create more autonomous, sustainable and profitable operations.
News
January 22, 2024 · Robots can connect to Blue Yonder WMS through SOFTBOT
News
January 19, 2024 · The partnership enables Netlogistik’s customers using Blue Yonder to easily deploy automation, reduce support costs, and maximize uptime across their facilities.
News
May 3, 2022 · As customer requirements evolve, so are the facilities and automation that support them.
News
March 20, 2022 · CJ Logistics needed to improve its processes with mobile robots, autonomous lift trucks, and other systems, and it turned to a cloud-based platform to tie them together.
News
November 14, 2021 · As robotics become more widely deployed and warehouses begin to use fleets from multiple vendors, the focus is shifting from hardware to software and interoperability.
News
August 2, 2021 · As warehouses and other operations increasingly turn to robots, they should be considered an asset rather than some hostile technology.
News
June 24, 2020 · The companies said that this platform significantly reduces integration time and programming efforts, in order to on-board new automation devices into warehouse facilities, which, in turn, provides shippers with more flexibility in selecting robotics systems geared towards their specific business needs, while leveraging Microsoft Azure IoT and cloud platform services.
News
June 12, 2020 · It is fair to say that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a jarring impact on retail supply chains in myriad ways, in terms of how retailers had to respond and react to a new way of handling their supply chain operations. That was made clear in the findings of a recent study published by Blue Yonder (formerly JDA), a provider of AI-driven and end-to-end supply chain management services, and WMG, an academic department at the University of Warwick, England that provides research, education and knowledge transfer in engineering, manufacturing and technology.
News
May 16, 2017 · Robotics tops the list of most likely disruptors in next five years, 3D printing considered least viable in the short term.
