Würth Austria Case Study | Honeywell

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Würth Austria Improves Picking Quality with Honeywell Voice

Würth Austria is a part of the Würth Group, a global leader in the trade of assembly and fastening materials for professional use. With over 125,000 products in its portfolio, ranging from screws, tools, chemicals, and safety equipment, Würth Austria needed a more efficient and accurate way to pick orders from their warehouse. After deploying Honeywell Voice, they benefitted from an increased pick performance by 15%, reduced its pick error rate, and eliminated the need for paper-based pick lists.