Topic: Products

Logistics Management Group News Editor Jeff Berman recently spoke with Spencer Shute, Principal Consultant at Proxima, a Chicago-based strategic team of procurement specialists with more than 25 years of consultation and supply chain experience. Shute discussed the impact of the Omicron variant on logistics and supply chain operations and processes.

Fulfillment operators need to scale quickly and cost-effectively to meet growing demand—yet finding and retaining quality warehouse personnel is getting more difficult and seasonal hires take time to train; especially if you’re trying to leverage automation technologies.

Wise Systems automatically schedules, monitors, and adjusts routes in real time.

Discover how enterprise safety solutions can help keep your employees healthy and safe and mitigate the risk of infection across your operation.

The CK65 mobile computer boosts supply chain productivity by accelerating and error-proofing work in distribution centers and manufacturing. With the longest supported lifecycle available, up to 28-hour battery life, and best-in-class ruggedness, the CK65 maximizes productive uptime, while providing an easy path for users migrating from legacy Windows® operating systems to the Android™ platform.

In this Q&A, Amanda Baier, Vecna Robotics’ Director of Marketing Communications, discusses the role of autonomous mobile robots in the logistics space.

Vecna Robotics’ Pivotal™ technology safely transforms OEM material handling equipment into fully-autonomous self-driving vehicles, orchestrates tasks across resources for optimized workflow efficiency, and employs the power of AI to create a machine learning feedback loop for system-wide continuous improvement.

In this Q&A, Dan Gilmore, Softeon’s chief marketing officer, discusses the state of the supply chain automation market and shows how the company is responding to new market trends.

In a breakthrough solution, Softeon combines WMS and WES in the industry’s first Warehouse Management and Execution System - providing the power you want with the flexibility you need.

Get secure, low-touch management for enterprise devices while employees enjoy fast, self-serve shift starts that keep everyone productive and accountable.

In this Q&A, Holly Busalacki, Packaging by Quadient’s director of marketing for North America, discusses the evolution of packaging and shipping and highlights solutions that boast the fastest throughput on today’s market.

Scott Medford, Apex Supply Chain Technologies’ senior VP of global sales, highlights top supply chain automation trends and shows how Apex is responding to increased demand for “low-touch” solutions in the COVID-19 era.

Tom Galluzzo, founder and CEO at IAM Robotics, discusses the current state of robotics and automation in the supply chain and previews an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) that IAM will introduce later this year.

In this Q&A, Scott Deutsch, EPG’s president, Americas, details the current state of the warehousing environment and introduces the company’s new “Make Things Better” program.

Bastian Solutions’ VP of Global Sales Greg Conner outlines the challenges that warehouse operators are facing and shows how advanced material handling technology helps them overcome these hurdles.

A fit-to-size auto-boxing technology that measures, constructs, tapes, weighs and labels each hard or soft single- or multi-item order in one seamless process. Utilizing up to three corrugate feeders and one operator with single or dual induct stations, shippers can package up to 500 orders per hour and increase order fulfillment efficiencies. Due to its custom-fit boxes, shippers can experience a 50% reduction in shipping volume and 88% reduction in packing labor.

Improve productivity, accuracy and safety with fulfillment automation from Honeywell Voice.

Limit Downtime and Maximize Profits. Connected Assets by Honeywell Intelligrated builds upon The Connected Distribution Center to help DC operators keep critical sortation systems running at peak productivity.

While the value proposition around applying voice technology for a warehouse worker has not really changed much over the last decade, the business environment, the shopping/buying experience, and technology options certainly have evolved and changed quite a bit.

Swift works like a human order picker, moving through inventory aisles, finding the right products, picking them into a tote, and then transporting that tote downstream for packaging and shipment.