WMS guides and tools
Open guides for choosing, budgeting and implementing Manhattan WMS in the GCC and Africa. No forms to fill in.
Guides for each stage of a Manhattan project
Each guide answers a question that buyers in the GCC and Africa ask us before, during and after a warehouse management system project. They are all open to read.
1
Choose a WMS
A buyer's guide for the Middle East: where analyst rankings help, where they stop, and how to test a shortlist against your own operation.
2
Compare the vendors
How Manhattan, SAP EWM, Infor and Oracle compare for warehouses in the Middle East and Africa, and which fits which operation.
3
Pick an edition
Which ActiveWarehouse™ edition fits your warehouse, from a growing enterprise's first site to a multi-site network.
4
Budget and plan the timeline
What drives the cost of a first ActiveWarehouse site, and why it takes 6 to 12 months from design start to stable operation.
5
Make the implementation succeed
What separates a WMS implementation that succeeds from one that struggles, and what to settle before design starts.
6
Choose a WMS for a 3PL
How a 3PL in the UAE or Saudi Arabia should choose a WMS, with a weighted scorecard you can use with your own shortlist.
7
Manhattan ActiveAgents™: AI built into Manhattan Active
What the agents do and what to ask before you start.
Research, client results and support
Manhattan Associates is a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Warehouse Management Systems.* The report is the one item here that asks for your details. Client stories, industry pages and our implementation and support page are open.
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