Labor shortages and high turnover rates in distribution centers are driving the need for automation to improve workforce stability, operational efficiency, and cost management.
By enVista ·
August 12, 2024
Labor shortages and high turnover rates are significantly impacting workforce stability, making it difficult for businesses to maintain a reliable team within their distribution centers. The competition for talent, especially in the face of less physically demanding job options, is driving the need for more competitive wages to attract and retain skilled workers. This not only affects throughput but also increases operating costs and impacts customer service levels.
Our eBook, "To Automate or Not to Automate," offers valuable insights on how automation can address these challenges and enhance operations with a focus on eight key considerations:
- Order Accuracy
- SKU Proliferation
- Space Utilization
- Real-Time Order Visibility
- Store and Aisle Ready Fulfillment
- Freight Costs
- WMS Software
- Worker Safety and Ergonomics
Gain insight into these factors to make an informed decision – download the eBook now.
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