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What is OMS?

OMS typically refers to an Order Management System. It is a software system used to manage and track orders, inventory, and fulfillment processes. OMS systems are commonly used by businesses to streamline order processing, improve order accuracy, and enhance customer service by providing visibility into order status and inventory levels. These systems integrate with other business systems, such as ERP, CRM, and WMS.

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What other technologies are related to OMS?

OMS Competitor Technologies

ADMS

Advanced Distribution Management Systems (ADMS) provides a more comprehensive solution for distribution network management, often overlapping with OMS functionalities.

mentioned alongside OMS in 25% (754) of relevant job posts

DMS

Distribution Management Systems (DMS) provide real-time monitoring, control, and optimization of distribution networks, and competes with OMS in some functionalities.

mentioned alongside OMS in 6% (817) of relevant job posts

EMS

Energy Management Systems (EMS) focus on the overall management of the power grid, with some overlapping capabilities with OMS, particularly regarding network monitoring and control.

mentioned alongside OMS in 6% (756) of relevant job posts

OMS Complementary Technologies

DERMS

Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) manages distributed energy resources connected to the grid. It complements OMS by providing real-time data and control capabilities for distributed generation and storage.

mentioned alongside OMS in 40% (431) of relevant job posts

DRMS

Disaster Recovery Management Systems. While not directly a part of normal OMS operations, DRMS ensures continuity, making it a complementary system.

mentioned alongside OMS in 64% (130) of relevant job posts

Weather Radar

Weather Radar provides information about weather conditions that could impact the electric grid, improving situational awareness.

mentioned alongside OMS in 60% (127) of relevant job posts