Erik Irwing, Business Area Manager at Speed Logistics, chooses IMI's WMS solution.

Speed Selects IMI for New WMS Solution

The 3PL company Speed Logistics is upgrading its warehouse in Borås with a new warehouse management system (WMS) from the Nordic software company IMI Supply Chain Solutions. 

“This is a business-critical project for us and for our customers. We need a solution that works from day one, but that can also scale to meet new needs over time,” says Erik Irwing, Business Area Manager at Speed Logistics. 

The project is characterized by clear requirements for robustness and for a flexible and adaptable WMS solution. At the same time, Speed Logistics needs the solution to be delivered and implemented quickly. According to Erik Irwing, IMI has met these needs and requirements effectively.

– IMI was able to demonstrate that it has both the structure and the experience to deliver quickly and in a controlled manner, without compromising on quality or stability. The fact that their WMS solution is well-proven in 3PL operations was also a decisive factor, as it provides us with a flexible platform that can be adapted as our needs change.

– We are proud to be part of future-proofing Speed’s warehouse operations in Borås. “Our hands-on, personalized approach, combined with our experience in rapidly implementing business-critical solutions, enables us to deliver quickly and with high quality at every step,” says Niklas Rönnbäck, CEO of IMI Supply Chain Solutions. 

IMI Supply Chain Solutions is a Nordic company headquartered in Linköping, and the majority of its customers are located in the Nordic region. Combining broad supply chain expertise with cutting-edge WMS capabilities, IMI delivers solutions that are both flexible and scalable—especially for projects where workflows, system requirements, and business objectives place high demands on both speed and precision. 

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