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Micro-Fulfillment

Automated Micro-Fulfillment Leads the Way

Interact Analysis

Overall, there are positives and negatives to automated MFCs for both the grocery and non-grocery market. Long-term though, automated MFCs will be a vital cog in a profitable online grocery platform.

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Building the Supply Chain of Tomorrow: Wearables are Key to Improving Worker Safety

Carsten Funke, CEO of Picavi, details why wearables are key to reconciling dependence on vital warehouse employees but still capitalizing on cutting-edge technologies.

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Rethinking Picking Strategies for 2022

A single mispick could crash consumer expectations and a multitude of them could do the same to the whole industry. Adopting warehouse automation technologies can improve every step of the order fulfilment process.

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Building the Supply Chain of Tomorrow: Automation Solves Almost Any Warehouse Challenge

Josh Cloer, director of sales, Mujin Corp., says there are a number of new solutions in the market that make automating tasks previously performed by low-skill labor more feasible.

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Building the Supply Chain of Tomorrow: Automation Helps Warehouses Keep up with E-Commerce Boom

Lior Elazary, CEO and co-founder, inVia Robotics, who explains how warehouses have had to implement automation in order to keep up with the e-commerce boom

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Workforce Wearables Provide Logistics Workers Physical Support

Here's how workforce wearables help facilities prepare for online demand surges and reduce the risk put on warehouse and distribution workers.

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Rock Stars of the Supply Chain: Why the Supply Chain Will Never Fully Break

Daniel Blank, director of labeling and printing for Barcoding, Inc., explains why the supply chain may bend or twist but never fully break.

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Innovation in the Warehouse. How Did We Get Here, and Where are We Going?

AutoScheduler.ai

Keep expectations realistic and consider that the movement to dark warehousing is the layering of numerous technologies. Start with small projects, build a good team and work with the right vendors.

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Keeping Pace with Surging E-Commerce Requires Modern Fulfillment Strategies

Logistyx Technologies

With the right strategies and tools in place, retailers can modernize their workflows to more effectively navigate the intricacies of e-commerce fulfillment and provide consumers a seamless experience from order placement to delivery.

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Material Handling Equipment

4 Trends Shaping Material Handling in 2022

Swisslog Americas

The industry can’t wait for uncertainty to clear before making the investments required to enable supply chains to adapt to the changes occurring in the market. Here are four macro trends expected to hit in 2022 and beyond.

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Where the Grocery Industry is Heading in 2022

Stor.ai, a Relationshop company

One trend that's here to stay -- grocers are investing in the technological capabilities needed to provide customers with safe, engaging shopping experiences, whether in store or online.

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Geek+ Showcased Newest Warehouse Robots, RoboShuttle+P40, at Manifest

RoboShuttle+P40 both maximize warehouse efficiency and storage space and boost picking accuracy.

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