PARIS | March 6th, 2024 – BG IRIS, Bryan Garnier’s research platform, is pleased to release “Supply Chain Symphony”, an in-depth analysis of the global and European Transport Management (TMS) and Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) market.
This fast-growing market is driven by accessibility, technological advancements and cost-reduction benefits. Projections indicate robust growth, with the TMS market expected to reach $31.2 billion and the WMS market expected to reach $13.3 billion by 2030. The adoption of TMS and WMS carriers in Europe is soaring, particularly in Eastern Europe, which is being driven by SaaS solutions.
The TMS and the WMS market are expected to expand further thanks to three megatrends:
• Business process digitalisation crucial for efficiency
• Significant importance in supply chain transparency
• Smarter logistic service providers through data analytics
Within this white paper, we provide a comprehensive guide into the TMS and WMS landscape and explore the supply chain ecosystem with insightful snapshot interviews with major players in the industry. Our analysis investigates the challenges and provides expert opinions that will shape the industry’s future.
To dive deep into this topic and discover more about supply chain as a burgeoning industry of the future, download the white paper.
Yizhi Long
Investment Banking
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As a full-service investment bank, the firm offering includes private and public growth financing solutions, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) advisory, research insights, and institutional sales & execution. Founded in 1996, Bryan Garnier & Co is an independent partnership with around 200 employees located in major financial centres in Europe and the US.