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Warehouse Management Systems: Page 68
Cognex Issues PowerGrid Technology for 2D Barcode Reading
Cognex Corp., a vendor of machine-vision technology, has developed a new system for reading 2D matrix and Direct Part Mark (DPM) barcodes.
Peru's Largest Retail Pharmacy Chain Aims to Get Even Larger
InkaFarma has an ambitious plan to nearly double the number of stores it operates in Peru, with an emphasis on opening up new locations in some of the country's remotest areas. To make that happen, the company needed both a new, automated distribution center and a warehouse-management system with which to run it.
The Value of Technology to Omnichannel Fulfillment
Boosting Supply Chain Performance
2014 Supply Chain Innovation Awards – Presented by SupplyChainBrain & CSCMP
Innovation of the Year: Disruptive technology products must get to market faster than ever, and a product innovation center at Flextronics reconfigures the supply chain to do just that. Runner-up: Sears Holdings Corp. Finalists: Intel, Fast Logistics, Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council
Customers Unforgiving When Deliveries Late, Incorrect, Especially During Holidays, Study Says
Late or inaccurate deliveries greatly impact consumers' future decisions to shop with a retailer online, by phone or in the store, according to a Voxware study of 500 consumers.
Goods-to-Person Automation: The Basics
With Advances in Artificial Intelligence, Is Anyone's Job Safe From Robot Replacement?
From self-driving cars, to intelligent assistants on smart phones, to IBM's Watson beating humans at Jeopardy, to potentially autonomous military weapons, the effects of increasingly sophisticated automation are undeniable. With leading companies like Google spending millions to acquire artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics start-ups, financial markets are also betting that AI will become a bigger part of our lives and society.
Amazon's Robots Picking, Shipping Your Holiday Gifts This Year
This holiday season, Amazon's little helper is an orange, 320-pound robot called Kiva.
Your Next Perfect Employee or Job Is Waiting
SupplyChainBrain and JobsInLogistics have joined forces in 2014 for the specialized purpose of:
How You Can Manage or Avoid Dimensional Weight Price Increase
This past June, the largest overnight delivery carriers, FedEx and UPS, announced that they would apply dimensional weight pricing to all shipments, effective January 2015. It is expected that shipping costs will increase 20 percent to 30 percent and affect over 70 percent of all shipments. What shippers are truly affected by the new pricing model? What can be done to avoid the cost increase?
Bridging the Gaps: A Lesson in Supply-Chain Execution
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