Supply Chain and WMS Resources, Organized by the Decision You Are Making
Everest publishes what it has delivered, not what it has licensed. Every case study, guide and solution page here comes out of live warehouse, order management and retail quality programs, grouped by the four decisions supply chain and IT leaders actually make rather than by asset type.
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What Is in This Library and How It Is Organized
The Everest resources hub indexes every published Everest supply chain and WMS resource: 16 case studies, 15 Manhattan Active® solution pages, 4 delivery service pages, 4 Infios pages, 5 practice pages and a working blog, grouped by the decision you are making rather than by asset type.
- Job oneChoosing a PlatformYou are comparing platforms and have not committed.
- Job twoMoving Off a Legacy WMSYou run WMOS or SCALE and the environment is aging.
- Job threeKeeping a Live Environment HealthyYou are live, and the work is release change.
- Job fourProving the Business CaseYou need numbers an internal approver will sign.
Every case study exists as a web page, a PDF and an audio version, with Article, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList and AudioObject structured data.
Choosing a Platform
Everest publishes platform selection resources for Manhattan Active® and for Infios (formerly Korber), covering architecture, extension model and operating fit for each. Everest sells no software of its own, so neither set of pages carries a licence interest in which platform you pick.
Manhattan Active® platform
- Manhattan Active platform overviewCloud-native architecture, extension model and what it changes for your IT environment
- Manhattan Active Warehouse ManagementThe core warehouse guide, from receiving through wave and pick execution
- Manhattan Active OmniOmnichannel order orchestration and sourcing logic
- Manhattan Active Order ManagementOrder orchestration and fulfilment logic across the network
- Manhattan Active Point of SaleStore selling on the same platform as fulfilment
- Manhattan Active Transportation ManagementTransportation execution on the same platform
Infios and partner relationships
- Infios platform overviewArchitecture, fit and where an Infios environment is the stronger choice
- Infios Warehouse AdvantageThe higher-complexity warehouse execution profile
- Infios Warehouse EdgeThe lighter-footprint warehouse execution profile
- Infios e3PLMulti-client third-party logistics billing and operations
- Infios OMSOrder management on the Infios stack
- Partner directoryThe two platform relationships behind the advice on this site
Moving Off a Legacy WMS
Everest publishes legacy migration guidance for WMOS and Manhattan SCALE environments moving onto Manhattan Active® Warehouse Management, covering readiness assessment, data migration, test scope, phased cutover and the custom logic that has to be rebuilt rather than carried across.
- Legacy migration assessmentFixed scope, six named deliverables you own whoever runs the migration
- WMS upgrade and migrationAssessment, data migration, test strategy and phased cutover onto Manhattan Active
- Phase ZeroThe readiness work that sizes scope, risk and integration surface before a program is committed
- Manhattan WMOSWhat the environment carries and what does not migrate as-is
- Manhattan SCALEA different data model and extension approach from WMOS
- Custom extensionsRebuilding legacy logic so it survives future releases
- ImplementationThe delivery model across Manhattan Active and Infios
- How we deliverFive phases and a published responsibility split across vendor, integrator and your team
Keeping a Live Environment Healthy
Everest publishes post-go-live resources for live WMS environments covering Managed Services, release testing, custom extensions, slotting, labor management, quality engineering and data reliability, because post-go-live effort concentrates on change and integration rather than on the platform itself.
- Managed ServicesRelease management and continuous optimization, run from delivery teams in the US and India
- Manhattan release testingRegression suites and documented evidence for every platform update
- Training and enablementHands-on enablement so your own team can operate and extend the platform
- SlottingThe optimization lever that drifts as assortment changes
- Labor ManagementThe optimization lever that drifts as work content changes
- Extended EnterpriseSupplier, carrier and partner integration across the network
- Quality EngineeringRegression and test automation that makes every release safe to take
- Data EngineeringThe reporting layer that sits on top of the environment
- Everest AIThe decision layer on top of warehouse and order data
Proving the Business Case
One documented Everest program delivered 47 integrations, 33 Manhattan custom modules and 4,722 test scenarios, measured against a prior single-brand baseline run by a different vendor, and that kind of throughput comparison is what an internal business case is built from.
- 47Integrations delivered
- 33Manhattan custom modules
- 4,722Test scenarios executed
One documented Everest program, measured against a prior single-brand baseline run by a different vendor.
- Business case calculatorThroughput, accuracy, labor and integration bands modeled from your own numbers
- Case study library16 delivered programs with starting condition, scope and measured outcome
- Supply Chain practiceHow warehouse and transportation scope is defined and owned
- Retail Applications practiceHow store and commerce scope is defined and owned
- Services overviewThe 5 Everest practices and what each one owns in a program
- Phase ZeroThe assessment that converts an ambition into a scoped, costed program
- Company overviewThe partnership credentials and delivery footprint behind every claim on this site
The WMS Case Studies
Everest publishes 16 case studies covering Manhattan Active® migrations, warehouse execution, order management, retail quality engineering and data programs, each available as a web page, a PDF and an audio version, and each written without naming the client.
Supply ChainU.S. specialty apparel · Manhattan Active® upgradeU.S. Specialty Apparel Retailer Accelerates Omnichannel Upgrade Across Three Brands with Manhattan Active®
Supply ChainApparel & retail · MAWMS migration + AutoStore returnsSupporting Warehouse Modernization and Returns Automation Across Distribution Operations
Supply ChainGrocery retail · Manhattan Active® WMS configurationGrocery Retailer Optimizes Warehouse Picking Accuracy and Pallet Stability Through Configuration-Driven Manhattan Active® WMS Enhancements
Supply Chain3PL warehouse execution · Offline-first WMS3PL Warehouse Execution Platform Enables Offline-First, Scalable Operations Across Distributed Warehouse Network
Supply ChainSeasonal retail · 3PL warehouse operationsSeasonal Retailer Deploys a Custom-Built WMS Across 60 3PL Facilities
Quality EngineeringGlobal dairy manufacturer · MAWM go-live QAGlobal Dairy Manufacturer Achieves Successful Go-Live Through Strong QA Collaboration and Platform Upskilling
Supply ChainConsumer goods · WMS operational excellenceImproving Inventory Accuracy and Operational Continuity in High-Volume Warehouse Operations
Everest AIMulti-brand portfolio · AI-powered data accessMulti-Brand Portfolio Operator Enables AI-Powered Data Access with Snowflake Agents
Why This Library Is Curated Rather Than Large
The Everest resources library is deliberately small: 16 case studies, 15 Manhattan Active® solution pages, 4 delivery pages, 4 Infios pages and 5 practice pages, each describing work Everest has delivered, rather than several hundred assets assembled from syndicated content.
- Every resource describes work Everest has delivered, not syndicated or licensed content
- Every statistic is stated as a digit with its unit and sits next to the claim it supports
- No resource is gated: no form, no email capture, no preview version
- Clients are never named, so studies describe industry and scope instead
- Everest sells no software of its own, so platform guidance carries no licence interest
Frequently Asked Questions
Everest publishes 16 case studies, 15 Manhattan Active® solution pages, 4 delivery service pages, 4 Infios pages, 5 practice pages and a working blog, all reachable from this hub. Every case study also has a PDF version and an audio version, and every asset describes delivered work on live environments.
Manhattan Active resources sit under /manhattan: 15 pages covering the platform, Warehouse Management, Slotting, Labor Management, Transportation Management, Omni, Order Management, Point of Sale, custom extensions and legacy migration. 4 delivery pages cover Implementation, Managed Services, Training and release testing. Everest is a Manhattan Associates Platinum Partner and a 2-time Manhattan Partner of the Year (Commerce Services 2022, Collaboration Excellence 2023).
Yes. All 16 case studies describe delivered programs, and clients are identified by industry and scope rather than by name, because the engagements are covered by confidentiality. Each case study states the starting condition, the work performed and the measured outcome, so you can judge whether the situation resembles your own operation.
Start with the vendor-neutral WMS selection guide, then the two platform overview pages, /manhattan/active-platform and /infios, which cover architecture, fit and operating model for each. Everest is a Manhattan Associates Platinum Partner and a certified Infios implementation partner with 50+ certified Infios associates, and Everest sells no software of its own, so neither page set carries a licence interest.
Read the WMOS and SCALE pages first, then the legacy migration assessment and the WMS upgrade page, which cover assessment, data migration, testing and phased cutover. Pair those with the apparel and grocery Manhattan Active WMS migration case studies. Everest has delivered 300+ WMS go-lives since 1997 and 150+ Manhattan Active go-lives, 65 of them across 2024 to 2025.
No. Every page, case study, PDF and audio version indexed on this hub is open, with no form and no email capture in front of it. Everest publishes the operating detail so supply chain and IT teams can evaluate delivery capability directly, and contact is a choice you make after reading, not before.
Yes. Each of the 16 case studies has an audio version alongside the written page and a downloadable PDF, and each carries Article, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList and AudioObject structured data. The audio covers the same material, so a practitioner can review a program without sitting in front of a screen.
Start with the business case calculator, then use the case studies for comparable evidence and the service pages for scope. One documented Everest program delivered 47 integrations, 33 Manhattan custom modules and 4,722 test scenarios, against a prior single-brand baseline run by a different vendor. That contrast is the evidence a business case needs.
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