The data your business collects can be of tremendous value, if it’s used in the right way. This goes especially for logistics operations, where marginal gains in efficiency can quickly accumulate to produce substantial advantages.
Occupiers are back, and developers and investors are breathing a sigh of relief – for right now overall supply is at a decades level high but the benefits to occupiers look to be short-lived as the future development pipeline has fallen off a cliff and shortages are already being predicted. Just what is going on asks Liza Helps.
Grupo MAS – a Spanish, family-owned business with more than 50 years of experience in the food distribution sector – has chosen Cimcorp, a pioneer in intralogistics solutions, as its trusted automation partner.
Exotec recently launched its Next Gen robotics solution and LogiMAT offered an early opportunity to show the technology to the market.
It was great to catch up with Infios at LogiMAT, the rebranded Körber Supply Chain Software.
Beumer Group used LogiMAT to highlight the new AutoDrop function for its BG Pouch System enabling automated, space- and weight-optimised unloading of conveyed goods.
Bonfiglioli’s participation in LogiMAT reflected its focus on key trends emerging in the intralogistics sector.
Hydro Building Systems (HBS) has transformed handling at its Tewkesbury site with a multidirectional forklift fleet from Hubtex.
Interroll has upgraded its Modular Conveyor Platform (MCP) with MCP Play, which was unveiled at LogiMAT.
CLARK EUROPE president & CEO Stefan Budweit told Logistics Matters at LogiMAT that Clark MH was returning back to its American roots.
Fast growing Chinese robotics firm Geek+ lit up the recent LogiMAT event with its ever-expanding portfolio of solutions.
Tight integration of robotic picking arms with its high density grid operation is one of the game changers for warehouse operators brought by Ocado Intelligent Automation, says CEO Mark Richardson.
It is hard to believe Autostore was laughed at when the solution provider first unveiled its technology to the industry. Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy reports.
In today’s fast-paced industrial landscape, ensuring workplace safety is paramount. Beyond the immediate human impact, industrial accidents can lead to significant operational disruptions and financial losses.
Anyone working within the logistics sector will be all too aware of the challenges facing the industry. You need a warehouse that performs at peak efficiency, can maximise storage capacity, increase productivity and boost turnover.
If you work with barcodes regularly or are in the automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) industry, you should be aware of the rising importance and usage of 2D codes like QR codes, Data Matrix and a few other matrix codes.
The latest round of tariffs introduced by US President Donald Trump is set to create significant disruptions in global supply chains. Rueben Scriven asks what impact it could have on the warehouse automation sector.
The Joloda Hydraroll Group simplifies transition to automated truck loading with new LoadMatic Lite System.
Many organisations are seeking novel ways to reduce turnover rates and ensure warehousing is rewarding and engaging, while incentivising hard work. Gamification may be the answer, says Matt Gregory.
A fashion logistics fulfillment firm sought to centralise inventory and optimise technology capabilities – both key enablers for expansion.
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