We have been seeing a fundamental trend over the past few years: warehouses are becoming increasingly automated.  Pressure from competitors and increased demands from consumers, most notably in terms of quality and delivery times, have made the warehouse a critical part of the customer promise. Although these types of projects are more common, new constraints are emerging. Therefore, choosing and locating a WMS that is natively designed for automation and robotization management is crucial.Grégory Lecaignard explains the 4 characteristics of a WMS adapted to automated environments.