Webinar Description
AI promises to make warehouse operations faster and more efficient. So why are so many teams still struggling to turn information into action? Critical operational knowledge is often buried in disconnected systems or difficult-to-access documentation, putting the information frontline employees need out of reach. Workers waste time searching for answers or navigating multiple applications to find the information they need. When answers aren't readily available, routine questions get escalated to supervisors, creating delays. Despite growing investments in technology, these everyday bottlenecks continue to slow execution, drain productivity, and put pressure on already stretched teams.
Speeding up warehouse execution starts with making existing information easier to access and act on.
Microsoft and EPG will explore how practical AI and voice technology can change the way warehouse teams interact with existing IT systems. Through tangible use cases, speakers will demonstrate how conversational AI can connect workers to operational information and process guidance directly within their workflows. Discover how organizations can overcome information bottlenecks, reduce reliance on supervisors, and turn existing data into faster decisions and measurable productivity gains.
What you will take away:
- Uncover hidden bottlenecks: Identify where fragmented information and delayed decisions cost time and productivity
- Turn data into action: Explore how AI and voice technology make existing IT systems more accessible to frontline employees
- Reduce operational friction: Learn how conversational AI minimizes system navigation and routine escalations
- Empower frontline employees: See how immediate access to guidance improves decisions and reduces dependence on supervisors
- Identify where to start: Discover practical AI use cases that build on existing technology investments
Speakers:
Jett Chitanand, President, EPG Americas, EPG (Ehrhardt Partner Group)
Bernd Mayer, Chief Technology Strategist, Microsoft
Moderator:
Robert Bowman, Editor-in-Chief, SupplyChainBrain
