Manhattan Associates named Leader in Gartner Quadrant

Manhattan Associates has been named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Transportation Management Systems for the seventh year in succession.

As supply chains grow increasingly complex, enterprises are recognising the necessity to better coordinate transportation and distribution processes through a unified supply chain execution solution. Manhattan Associates' platform is noted for its cloud-native technology, microservices-based architecture, and unified integration, which provides supply chain and logistics professionals with technology that offers a contrast to traditional offerings.

The platform removes operational silos, delivering real-time shipment visibility and predictive analytics to enhance decision-making. By automating manual processes, the system aims to eliminate inefficiencies, which is particularly relevant for companies operating within complex and demanding environments.

Bryant Smith, Director of Product Management for Manhattan Associates, commented on the accolade by saying, "We are delighted to be recognised by Gartner as a Leader in TMS. This ongoing leadership reflects our commitment to continuous innovation, customer success, and excellence in supply chain execution. We deliver speed and value across various transportation functions and leverage advanced intelligence to solve the largest and most complex transportation challenges."

The latest enhancements to the Manhattan Active include the introduction of GenAI capabilities and the integration of Manhattan Active Yard Management with the TMS platform. This integration, alongside existing capabilities like Manhattan Active Warehouse Management and Labour Management, provides businesses with a comprehensive supply chain execution system.

This unified platform supports continuous adaptation and scalability in accordance with business demands, delivering a singular view of the distribution network and unlocking optimisation opportunities that are often unattainable with more traditional and segmented options.