productTSC Auto ID acquires Bluebird
TSC Auto ID Technology has announced the acquisition of Bluebird Inc, a global enterprise IoT solutions provider.
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articleMake Logistics sense – a single digital thread for logistics
Logistics is the backbone of many industries and historically has been an early adopter of advanced technologies to improve efficiency.
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articleMake logistics sense – the need for a single digital thread
Bringing together information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) across many and varied systems in logistics requires a new approach to automation, one that will build the digital foundation for the entire sector. By Dave Sutton – Product Marketing Manager for Industrial Automation; Schneider Electric.
articleHuge global in-house software team
Q&A with James Sharples, VP Global Business Acceleration at Swisslog.
productUpdated forklift computers
JLT Mobile Computers has launched its upgraded JLT1214 Series rugged forklift computers.
articleNew Awards puts the focus firmly on warehouse transformation
LOGISTICS MATTERS is excited to announce the launch of the new Warehouse Transformation Awards.
articleMaximising your mobility
Warehouses have grown in number, size and importance since the boom in ecommerce and omnichannel fulfilment.
articleDo people still buy from people?
UK Warehousing Association chief executive Clare Bottle asks this key question and explores the commodification of third party logistics, as part of a white paper on the future of warehousing.
productOptimise warehouse labelling processes with free guide
Unlock the potential, and start transforming with Brother.
productResearch notes handheld device shipments drop
Major providers of handheld devices for warehouse inventory management saw double-digit drops in sales through 2023, according to ABI Research.
productPocket-sized rugged printer launches
TSC Auto ID’s new 3-inch mobile printer, the RE310, promises rapid and multiple charging options, effortless connectivity and hassle-free integration, to enable uninterrupted, on-the-go label printing across diverse applications.
productLeuze ODT3CL1-2M: A real marvel when it comes to distance
Small housing, big operating range: Thanks to TOF technology, the new ODT3CL1-2M compact diffuse sensor from Leuze achieves an operating range of up to two metres.
articleMitigate labour challenges by improving operational efficiencies
Survey highlights how labour shortages are not abating despite slowing growth.
newsHear Boohoo talk eComm John Lewis on automation and much more
Content is the focus at the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Manchester event on October 2 at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground.
productTrack assets effectively
UNABIZ HAS launched Sigfox Atlas Sparks Beta, its AI-based geolocation service, to reduce total cost of ownership for large-scale asset management in the supply chain and logistics sector.
articleThe sticky business of improving warehousing and logistics efficiencies
Fulfilment and and logistics are the unsung heroes of many a business operation, ensuring products move successfully through the supply chain at the right place and time. Speed and efficiency are critical in warehouse and distribution centre processes, and labelling is no exception.
articleA bit of practical help
Working in warehousing can be a frustrating exercise, but you are not alone. The Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event provides a great opportunity to network and learn, and ultimately improve operations. Our Coventry event on June 20 attracted over 400 attendees who benefited from a packed seminar programme and bustling exhibition area with more than 50 suppliers.
articleCounter five business challenges with linerless label printing
The environmental gains of linerless labelling have been much heralded but TSC Printronix Auto ID believes their benefit to operational efficiency and worker safety are equally invaluable, especially with labour shortages across warehousing, logistics and retail.
productExplore Warehousing 2.0 – putting AI into intralogistics
Join us on our upcoming webinar with Linde on 4 September 2024 at 9.30am, to discuss what intralogistics can gain from the artificial intelligence revolution.
