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Industrial Supplier Superstore Keeps Next-Day Promise with Distribution Center Redesign
Challenge: Our client made a bold promise to its customers. Order any of its 600,000 products from its vast super store of industrial supplies by 8:00 pm EST, and get next day delivery. But with more than 2 million square feet of warehouse space and the highest SKU count in the industry, keeping that promise was a challenge.
DAP Technologies Debuts Rugged Mobile Windows Tablet
DAP Technologies has introduced a rugged Windows-based tablet with a 9.7-inch, multi-touch display.
Options to Keep in Mind When Designing Your Warehouse
There are three different types of distribution centers - conventional, mechanized and automated - and it is important to keep their functions in mind when designing them, according to Marc Wulfraat, president of MWPVL International, a supply chain and logistics services consulting firm.
Accellos Unveils New Version of Warehouse-Management System
Accellos Inc., a vendor of supply-chain execution software, has developed version 6.4 of the AccellosOne Warehouse Management System (WMS).
RedPrairie Acquires Vendor of Mobile Workforce Management Technology
RedPrairie Corp. has acquired Vortex Connect, a vendor of mobile workforce management technology.
Motorola Solutions Introduces Vehicle-Mount Mobile Computer
Motorola Solutions has introduced a vehicle-mount mobile computer for use in warehouse and distribution environments.
CaseStack Expands Consolidation Operations for Wal-Mart Stores
Officials at CaseStack, Inc. says its facility in Scranton, Pa., has expanded its Wal-Mart Stores consolidation program to include all 42 of the retailer's regional distribution centers.
Acsis Updates Apps for Tracking, Automated Data Collection
Acsis Inc. has released new versions of its applications for product tracking, automated data collection and task management.
The Evolution of Voice Applications
Advances in voice technology have made the productivity and accuracy benefits of voice-directed applications much more widely available, without extensive and expensive software implementation, says Mark Engemann, Southeast regional account manager at Wavelink.
Do I Really Need a Tier 1 WMS?
Do you really need a Tier 1 WMS? We asked ourselves this question recently and did a little research to confirm some thoughts that Commonwealth has had for a while on the subject. Companies that are undertaking a WMS selection project often assume out of the gate that they need a top-tier WMS system and limit their search to a handful of these providers. Make no mistake - many companies with complex distribution needs and high throughput requirements may require a new WMS from Tier-1 provider. However, for companies with only moderately complex distribution centers, our research showed that the mid-tier WMS providers have been hard at work in recent years, developing features and functionality that can fill these needs.
100 Great Supply Chain Partners 2012
While red-carpet treatment is sometimes extended to celebrities who have done little or nothing to deserve it - can you say Kardashian? - most of the time such recognition is reserved for people who have actually achieved something. Often that means they have done something helpful or beneficial for others. And that's the group we celebrate in this, our annual 100 Great Supply Chain Partners issue.
When You Are in Demand, You Need a Good Plan
Business has been booming for a U.S. supplier of automotive and industrial parts, but its ability to plan its sourcing, inventory and distribution couldn't keep pace. Then it partnered with a provider that helped it develop the right demand signal.
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