In this session we’ll demonstrate some of the new mobile capabilities in the warehouse, sales office and store.

1. Maginus OMS – The Mobile Revolution

2. OMS History
• A traditional client/server application
• Thick client apps
– Business logic resides here
• Restricted device deployment
– Largely Windows PC’s
• Strong transactional database - Oracle

3. OMS Re-engineered
• Web services
– Centralise business logic
– Thin client applications
– Allow multiple development frameworks

4. OMS Web Services
• Business logic being centralised
• Open Architecture
– Maximise flexibility in deployment options
• Web browser
• Windows forms
• Integration
• Mobile apps

7. Current Web UI

8. OMS Strategy
• Use most appropriate UI
– Mobile CRM & Mobile Inventory
• Complementary apps
• Market leading technologies

9. OMS Mobile Policy
• Google Chrome (Web UI’s)
• Android 4.4+ (Mobile apps)

10. OMS Development
• Focus on main business transactions
– Web UI’s
– Ease of deployment
• Mobile CRM
• Mobile Inventory

11. Mobile Inventory scope
• Goods Receipt
• Warehouse Transfer Completion
• Put-away
• Stock movement
• Pick Update
• Delivery Confirmation
• RMA Receipt
• Stock Count

12. Point of Service
• 360 deg view of Customer
• Deploy mobile apps at till level
• Stock management

13. Mobile CRM Scope
• Create Customer
• Contact Log
• Sales Order Entry
• Stock Availability

14. Mobile CRM Demo
• Contact log
– Elastic search
– Customer history
– Account info
– Contact names
– Add action

15. Mobile CRM Demo
• SOE
• Stock Availability

16. Mobile Opportunities
• SOE
– Queue busting
– Field sales
– Shows/exhibitions
– Orders on account

17. Mobile Opportunities
• Contact Log
– Contact history
– Contact requests
• Customer capture