For third-party logistics providers, flexibility is paramount in being able to meet the diverse requirements of today's customers, says Jim Hoefflin, chief executive officer of IFS Softeon.

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Robots-to-goods has the potential to become the future of warehouse automation, as a technology set to define the category.

Younger workers have little problem adopting the smart glasses, and their easy acceptance is motivating older colleagues to do the same, albeit a little more slowly.

Agentic artificial intelligence is enhancing operations of warehouse management systems, says Todd Kolber, partner-general manager at Logistics Reply.

Agentic artificial intelligence, which has actionable, decision-making capability, is a reality in today's warehouse, says Jeff Jones, senior account executive at Made4Net.

Insights gathered from wholesalers and distributors ranging from electrical to industrial supply reveal five trends shaping warehouse operations today.

Automation today is widely used as a supplement to human labor, and in many cases, as a means to help prevent worker burnout.

While warehouse technology has evolved considerably over the last 20 years or so, the market is falling short in not providing enough interoperability, says Patrick Maley, chief executive officer of Softeon.

Drone technology continues to evolve, making tasks such as inventory management in difficult environments safer and more accurate, says Jackie Wu, CEO and co-founder of Corvus Robotics.