Peak automation intelligence: real-time visibility for smarter warehouse operations
What if your warehouse could see every critical movement in real time without slowing your team down?
What if your warehouse could see every critical movement in real time without slowing your team down?
Join us today at 10:30am with Westernacher for a webinar on How to make your supply chain transformation successful.
Since its patenting some 50 years ago, RFID has now transitioned from pilot programmes to more widespread deployments, demonstrating confidence in the technology’s maturity and proven business value. But, argues TSC Auto ID, its technology is only part of the equation, and warehouse and logistics operators should start viewing RFID as part of a normal warehouse process rather than a separate technology layer.
Forget theory, Tomorrow’s Warehouse Manchester puts the people actually running the sharp end of UK logistics front and centre. Hear how Ocado sites and designs facilities, how DHL Supply Chain implements WMS, how arvato revamps brownfield sites and how Utopia Brands scaled from 300 to over 20,000 shipments a day.
Bluebird, a TSC Auto ID company, has launched the world’s first enterprise-grade handheld computer with AMOLED display.
The hidden cost isn’t always in your warehouse or your fleet, it can lurk in the gap between them…
While the best industrial label printers are built to last, even the most reliable of them reach that tipping point where they’re more expensive to maintain than to replace.
The world of global logistics is undergoing a radical and significant transformation, shifting away from a reactive past towards a future defined by predictive intelligence. Deutsche Telekom IoT shares its vision for a more connected and efficient supply chain. Logistics Matters Editor Simon Duddy interviews Simon Boyd and Szilard Baradits, both of Deutsche Telekom IoT.
Excessive walking in warehouses, shop floors or distribution centres is a major source of inefficiency.
The Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event returns on Thursday, 14 May 2026, at the Coventry Building Society Arena, offering warehouse and logistics professionals a focused day on operational challenges and emerging technologies.
New FR901 and S10 readers offer advanced, unrivalled RFID performance for enterprises in retail, logistics, healthcare and more
Still relying on manual processes and disconnected systems? It’s time for a smarter approach. Join Peak Technologies at Multimodal to see how connected scanning, automation, and workforce innovation are reshaping warehouse performance.
The new devices deliver specialised capabilities for today’s intelligence economy.
Warehouses have become incredibly exciting places in recent years, says warehouse transformation consultancy Westernacher.
North American fashion group Perry Ellis International has strengthened its B2B outbound operations by deploying an automated post‑picking validation system based on RAIN RFID tunnels at its DC in the Atlanta area.
Inventory errors in warehouse and distribution centres are a perennial challenge. Too much stock ties up capital, too little leads to lost sales and disappointed customers. Modern manufacturing, logistics and retail organisations need accurate inventory for real-time visibility, precision and preventing downtime.
Registration is now open for the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event, a one-day, free to attend conference dedicated to addressing operational challenges in warehousing and logistics.
Modern warehouses rely on accurate data, smooth workflows, and efficient forklift operations. Forklifts play a central role in material movement, but they’re also a natural point for capturing and validating data as work happens.
Consider printers and mobile devices with regards to cyber attacks.
Scandit has released the SDK 8, which is designed to embed intelligence at the point of data capture, and intends to transform traditional barcode scanning.