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Warehouse Management Systems: Page 86
Warehouse Automation Has Had Its Ups and Downs
Automation appears on its face to be a sound strategic move for a distribution center. But turn the clock back a few years, and vast expensive warehouse automation projects were notorious for proving in practice to be inflexible gridlocks, a bottleneck in the flow of goods heading from factories to customers.
Climate-Controlled Pharmaceutical Center Unveiled at Heathrow
IAG Cargo has opened a new pharmaceutical center at Heathrow airport, as part of the expansion of its temperature-controlled services.
Motorola Solutions Releases New Version of Connect Plus
Motorola Solutions had issued the latest release of Connect Plus, the vendor's two-way radio digital trunking system under the Mototrbo brand.
Amazon's On-site Presence in Clients' Warehouses Reportedly Upsets Some Retailers
Recently, its rivals were reportedly upset after details of Amazon's warehouse arrangement with Procter & Gamble and other major suppliers were revealed.
Intermec Develop Rugged Mobile Computer for Android and Windows
Intermec has developed the CN51 rugged mobile computer, offering the choice of the Android or Windows operating system on a single device.
LLamasoft Issues Update of Supply Chain and Transportation Guru Software
LLamasoft Inc., a provider of software for supply-chain design, has made a number of enhancements to its Supply Chain Guru and Transportation Guru applications.
DHL to Make New Investment in Logistics Operations in Philippines
Logistics firm Deutsche Post DHL is investing $25m in its operations in the Philippines to further expand its supply chain business and warehousing facilities.
DB Schenker's Largest Facility in Japan is Now Open
The logistics company DB Schenker's new logistics centre in Japan is its largest facility in that country. It is located at Baraki, only 25 kilometers away from central Tokyo next to the Wangan Expressway.
Small Firm Takes on Big Job of Optimizing Military Inventories
Gleason Research Associates blends its proprietary software with the mobile computers of Intermec to help the U.S. Army track and audit everything from desks to tanks. Efficiency soars, and errors plummet.
LANDesk Software Debuts Wavelink Mobile Productivity Suite
LANDesk Software has introduced the Wavelink Mobile Enterprise Productivity Suite.
Barcoding, Inc. Creates New Division for Consumables
Barcoding Inc. has formed a new division, Consumables by Barcoding.
Material-Handling Industry Pioneer Joseph A. Sedlak Dies
Joseph A. Sedlak, who in 1958 founded Joseph A. Sedlak Management Consultants Inc., one of the earliest consultancies in the material handling and warehouse industry, died Sept. 9, 2013, at the age of 90.
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