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Order Management & Fulfillment: Page 49
DHL Expands U.S. Footprint Alongside Global Trade Growth
DHL has been expanding its locations around the world to keep up with growing e-commerce and international trade demand — and its most recent expansion in southern California has doubled its intake capacity in Ontario, the company says.
U.S. Warehouse Market Getting Closer to Balance
The gap between warehouse demand and supply appears to be narrowing.
Robots Are Taking Over the E-Commerce Warehouse
Do robots in the warehouse want to help you do your job better? Or do they just want your job?
How Fulfillment Technology Is Keeping Pace With 'Fast Fashion'
The term "fast fashion" has taken on a whole new meaning today.
Retail, Grocery Execs Gather This Month to Discuss Industry Innovations in Logistics
The retail and grocery verticals have undergone enormous transformation in the past ten years, and Home Delivery World USA 2018 apprises industry attendees of such developments as drones, augmented reality, innovations in supply chain and grocery e-commerce.
Warehouses Are Now Worth More Than Offices, Thanks to Amazon
While China slams the brakes on buying trophy properties and the retail apocalypse draws nigh, something less sexy but striking is going on in real estate.
Robots in the Warehouse: A Progress Report
Is there still a place for humans in the automated warehouse of the future?
'Futureproof' Your Manufacturing and Supply Chain Operations at MODEX 2018
If anything is in constant flux, it is manufacturing and supply chain. MODEX 2018 is the best venue to showcase the services, products and solutions needed to meet the challenges these two vital areas face.
Advances in Robotic Capabilities and Feasibility
To satisfy customers, businesses need an operations strategy which stays in front of ever-changing consumer expectations. The key to an operations strategy is combining fulfillment and distribution into an integrated flow requiring more advanced capabilities in greater numbers of facilities. Fortunately, developments in robotics are providing opportunities to automate economically throughout the network. Picking solutions reduce operator travel and sorting solutions enabling all facilities to use more efficient batch pick and process flows. -Mike Futch, Executive Vice President – Robotic Systems, Tompkins International
Emerging Technologies Changing the Way We Solve Distribution Challenges
Emerging technologies are offering new ways to solve today's distribution challenges—disruptions caused by a shortage of labor, higher customer expectations and the shift to smaller, more frequent, just-in-time orders that are driving more each picking in the distribution center. These innovations are making it possible to increase productivity and efficiency, reduce dependence on labor and provide greater flexibility to scale operations up or down as the needs of the business change. -Roger Counihan, Emerging Technologies Strategist, Fortna
Trends in Packaging: The State of the Art
Will Amazon’s Worker Tracking Wristbands Cross the Privacy Line?
Using technology to improve productivity is a time-tested path in all aspects of manufacturing, including warehouses.
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