The Evolution of Order Management: From Traditional to Omnichannel
QKS Group (formerly
Quadrant Knowledge Solutions) Reveals that an 11.90% CAGR for the U.S. Omnichannel
Order Management System Market by 2028
The United States
is rapidly emerging as a key growth market for omnichannel order management
systems. Driven by widespread digital transformation initiatives and the
increasing need for strategic alignment between business and IT, demand for
robust omnichannel order management solutions is on the rise.
Businesses are
leveraging these platforms to enhance decision-making, optimize processes, and
drive innovation. As a result, the U.S. market is experiencing significant
adoption, with organizations implementing these systems to streamline
operations, boost agility, and maintain a competitive edge in the evolving
digital landscape.
Key Questions
Addressed in This Study:
ยท What are the current and projected
competitive dynamics in the U.S. Omnichannel Order Management System (OMS)
market?
ยท How will vendors position themselves across
customer segments, from SMBs to large enterprises, by 2028?
ยท What are the trends in cloud-based versus
on-premises OMS solutions in the U.S. market?
ยท How do vendors compare in terms of
strengths, challenges, and market positioning?
ยท What are the market forecasts for key
industries adopting OMS solutions?
ยท What competitive factors influence the
positioning of different vendors in the U.S. market?
Strategic Market
Insights
QKS Group defines
an Omnichannel
Order Management System (OMS) as โa software platform that enables
retailers and e-commerce businesses to efficiently manage and orchestrate
orders across multiple sales channels, including online marketplaces,
brick-and-mortar stores, and mobile applications.
An omnichannel OMS facilitates order routing
and provides integrated visibility of enterprise-wide inventory across
warehouses, distribution centers, retail locations, and transit points to
ensure seamless order fulfillment. It optimizes inventory management, order
processing, and customer interactions across channels, enabling a
customer-centric and efficient fulfillment strategy.โ
Vendors Covered:
Aptos, Blue Yonder,
Deck Commerce, Deposco, enVista, Fluent Commerce, IBM, Keros Digital, Kibo,
Manhattan Associates, Mi9 Retail, OneStock, OneView Commerce, Oracle, Orckestra
(mdf commerce), Planet (Proximis), Pulse Commerce, Radial, Salesforce, Softeon,
Symphony RetailAI, Tecsys, Unicommerce, and Vinculum Group.โฏ
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