Many warehouses today still run manual systems in which employees direct workflows and spend much of their time walking up and down aisles to pick and slot products.

In today’s dynamic supply chain environment, companies are under constant pressure to quickly and efficiently scale their workforces to meet fluctuating demands. Success hinges on adopting flexible and innovative staffing strategies that meet immediate needs and position companies for long-term success.

According to LogisticsIQ, the U.S., China and Germany make up more than half of the global market for warehouse automation in terms of demand.

Call smaller warehouses finally afford the automation they need to complete with larger operators?

Download the survey report to see key findings and learn more about the data challenges identified by supply chain decision makers around the globe.

This case study will demonstrate how an outsourced raw materials management and finished goods distribution solution can help a manufacturer maintain efficient material flow and reduce costs.

There’s no stopping the deployment of robots in warehouses. But how do human workers really feel about it? 

The fact that employees spend many paid work hours on clerical tasks doesn’t help a company's bottom line.

By prioritizing workforce quality and focusing on compliance, businesses can ensure they’re bringing in the best candidates for the job.

Every business transformation needs a solid strategy. And every strategy needs a laser focus on execution.