Gather AI says its solution scans ten times faster than traditional means in the freezer environment and improves inventory accuracy by up to 70%.

As warehouses improve their wireless connectivity ahead of a busy holiday season, they’re laying the groundwork for long-term success.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) helps us search and sort for information, write proposals and emails, and records meetings and converts into notes - but is it ready to help us design Distribution Centers and Warehouses? 

The omnichannel has been with us for a long time. But does that mean that retailers are truly “channel-agnostic”?

As micro-fulfillment centers implement a mixture of systems and services to perform the last mile of the fulfillment process, a lack of reliable connectivity could hinder their performance.

Distribution and warehouse professionals face another challenging period, with consumer behaviors changing faster than ever before.

Jennifer Chung, director of automation and innovation for North America with DSV, and Laura Adams, director of customer lifecycle marketing with Locus Robotics, tell how Locus helped DSV to meet the seasonal needs of a key customer.

Automation promises to bring huge rewards to the modern-day warehouse. But doing it right is no simple task.

Many warehouses today still run manual systems in which employees direct workflows and spend much of their time walking up and down aisles to pick and slot products.

According to LogisticsIQ, the U.S., China and Germany make up more than half of the global market for warehouse automation in terms of demand.