To facilitate last-mile logistics, Walmart GoLocal, Walmart’s white-label delivery service for retailers, has integrated its services into IBM Sterling Order Management, an order management platform within the retail sector. IBM retail clients that sign up with Walmart GoLocal can now quickly integrate Walmart GoLocal’s suite of last-mile delivery solutions into their business system.
This partnership enables IBM retail clients to seamlessly combine Walmart GoLocal’s comprehensive last-mile delivery solutions directly into their operational frameworks.
The partnership facilitates the operational workflow for IBM clients interested in leveraging Walmart GoLocal for delivery services. Upon order placement and readiness for shipment, IBM’s robust order management system facilitates the selection of Walmart GoLocal’s broad range, including various delivery service providers.
“As a last-mile delivery partner built by retail, for retail, Walmart GoLocal is committed to streamlining the last-mile delivery process for our clients,” said Rina Hurst, vice president of Walmart GoLocal. “By integrating Walmart GoLocal into IBM Sterling, we’re taking convenience to the next level. IBM customers can now tap into Walmart GoLocal’s extensive last-mile delivery network and robust suite of delivery capabilities, empowering them to enhance efficiency and grow their business.”
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Walmart GoLocal and IBM are presenting their partnership and its implications for the retail sector at the National Retail Federation 2025 conference and expo (NRF 25) on 14 February.
