Industrial Automation
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Advanced Automation Technologies to Increase Productivity
Just as e-commerce demands outpace their fulfillment capabilities, the rising costs and growing scarcity of labor are cutting into profit margins. Learn more. -
Applying Voice Technology for Greater Productivity
Maximizing distribution center (DC) and warehouse utilization while consistently maintaining peak performance levels are common goals shared by all operations, regardless of their size. Learn more. -
Enhancing the Skills of your Maintenance Team in a Tight Labor Market
Whenever we talk to distribution center (or DC) operators about their biggest challenges, the same topic is always at the top of the list: finding enough labor. -
Leveraging Goods-to-Person (GTP) Automation Strategies
Used in automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) or micro-fulfillment center (MFC) workflows, GTP strategies integrate shuttles and robotics to automate a variety of labor-intensive fulfillment processes. -
Make the Transition to Data-Driven Lifecycle Management
Distribution center operators and supply chain leaders find themselves caught between rapidly changing market dynamics — such as labor shortages and the digital transformation from manual to automated operations. Learn more. -
Micro-fulfillment Strategies for the Future of Omnichannel Retail
High-density, small-footprint, micro-fulfillment center (MFC) automation has emerged where retailers need it most: with direct-to-consumer delivery or in-store pickup. -
Operational Resiliency: Protect People and Profits
Necessity is definitely the mother of invention in distribution and fulfillment operations. With the onset of the pandemic in 2020, distribution centers experienced significant operational disruptions. -
The Upgrade Path for Machine Control Reliability
As the foundation of warehouse automation, machine control software is essential for long-term operational success.
