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How the SAFe Agile Methodology Can Speed Up WMS Implementations
What does agile methodology have to do with warehouse management system implementations?
Puma’s Newest DC Improves Service Levels
In the fast-moving sportswear market, one must be nimble to stay ahead of the competition. The increasing popularity of online shopping, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, has brought entirely new challenges to retailers such as athletic and casual wear seller Puma. And the company has recently done some fancy footwork to make sure it stays in an omnichannel marketplace, now and far into the future.
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Guardhat Releases Smart Glasses Based Solutions for Front-Line Workers
Guardhat, an industrial IoT technology company, recently announced the release of their new smart glasses-based solutions that ensure the safety and productivity of front-line workers.
Two Vital Elements of a Safety-First Workplace Culture
In the logistics industry, warehouse and distribution-center safety compliance is key to avoiding unplanned downtime and costly lawsuits.
Source: Bloomberg
How Amazon Has Struggled — and Thrived — in the Age of COVID-19
The steps the e-commerce giant takes now could set a precedent for many enterprises going forward.
Rufus Labs Launches Proximity Alerts to Improve Warehouse Safety
Rufus Labs, a producer of intelligent wearable warehouse technology and workforce analytics software, recently announced the launch of Proximity Alerts via its suite of warehouse wearables including The Rufus Cuff, ScanGlove, PalmScan and Rufus RingScan.
How Three Warehouse Problems Can Be Solved With Automation
The 2020 peak holiday shopping season promises to break all records for order volumes, especially for e-commerce. The outlook has brought renewed focus on the supply-chain resources needed to accommodate the spike in demand.
Photo: Bloomberg
The Price of Poor Workforce Engagement With Mobile Apps
During COVID-19, we’ve all come to realize that workers on the front lines — those who manufacture products, load airplanes, transport goods and install equipment — are essential to keeping our economy and supply chains moving.
How COVID-19 Is Redefining the Logistics Workforce
As competition for temporary workers intensifies, employers are boosting wages and perks, and promoting more opportunities for full-time jobs.
Photo: Bloomberg
Three Ways IoT Will Help Retail Supply Chains This Holiday Season
Retailers are gearing up for a holiday season unlike any before.
How Piece-Picking Robots Are Transforming the Warehouse
Automation in the warehouse is progressing at a rapid pace, with robots taking over an increasing number of tasks.
Source: Bloomberg
Podcast | Out With Conveyors, In With Autonomous Mobile Robots
The humble conveyor is no longer the symbol of warehouse automation. The robots are here.
Source: Bloomberg
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