WMS from the floor up
Formica Group has chosen the AIDC-WHM warehouse management system to run its new, 50,000ft UK storage and distribution operation in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham.
Formica Group has chosen the AIDC-WHM warehouse management system to run its new, 50,000ft UK storage and distribution operation in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham.
The fast implementation of truck mounted computers from Honeywell has accelerated operations at Jaguar Land Rover.
Nearly half of UK businesses regard reducing the cost of running warehouse operations as their most critical challenge for business improvement – even more critical than speed of fulfilment.
A new range of mobile mini-printers from Able Systems offers a new level of freedom and flexibility for a wide range of applications.
Multi-channel home shopping store, QVC UK, has selected mobile solutions company Peak-Ryzex to overhaul its Knowsley, Merseyside, distribution centre (DC) auto ID equipment.
The latest addition to Keytracker’s range of key and asset management systems is a series of innovative RFID storage lockers.
In a bid to ensure that only barcodes meeting the highest ISO standards find their way in to the supply chain, Toshiba TEC is now offers the world’s first integrated barcode verification system as an add-on to its industrial printer range.
The latest DVD video release from Paragon Training covers the essential aspects of working safely with telehandlers.
Honeywell’s latest scanphone blends the capabilities of a consumer smart phone, rugged mobile computer and barcode scanner in an affordable package.
Global parcel and express delivery company DPD is equipping all of its 12,000 drivers in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg with Honeywell Dolphin 99EX mobile computers.
Datalogic speeds critical fresh food distribution with powerful identification and automation control for major French retailer.
Importer of South East Asian food brands, Manning Impex, has implemented the Access Delta warehouse management system from Access Group.
There’s much more to the world of retail home deliveries than a man in a van. In fact, successful fulfilment stems from strong stock visibility and the retailer’s ability to make quick and intelligent decisions about deliveries when orders are being placed. Simon Duddy reports on recent IT developments.
Proteus Software and TouchStar Technologies – respectively suppliers of warehouse management systems and mobile computing solutions to the supply chain sector – have joined forces to offer warehouse and distribution centre operators a new reporting service that, it is claimed, will allow energy efficiency savings of between and 15 and 25 per cent to be made.
Williams Your Foodservice has invested in a 12-user Accord solution from supply chain software specialist, BCP (Business Computer Projects), for its expanding distribution business.
According to a survey of warehouse operators carried out for WMS provider Access Group by Redshift Research, almost 40% of UK companies with stockholding operations rank stock level optimisation high on their priorities, being keenly felt mostly by larger companies and, surprisingly, by those firms not running a dedicated Warehouse Management System (WMS).
Manufacturer of rugged mobile computers, PDAs and smartphones, Handheld Group, has entered into a major strategic five-year agreement with a global leader in logistic solutions.
Updating its warehouse forklifts with the latest generation of vehicle-mounted mobile computers from Honeywell has helped tyre giant, Bridgestone, to speed up data handling, drive down error rates and eliminate unnecessary forklift mileage, saving time, cost and energy consumption.
Pest control and hygiene products specialist P+L Systems has upgraded its UK and European DCs by implementing the Accellos warehouse management system from Balloon One.
Provider of delivery management solutions for retailers MetaPack has received a £20m investment from Index Ventures to fund international growth.