IMI links warehouse data with wider UK supply-chain operations
IMI is extending its UK software offer from warehouse labour management to a broader digital platform covering inventory, transport and delivery processes.
IMI is extending its UK software offer from warehouse labour management to a broader digital platform covering inventory, transport and delivery processes.
A new Nomagic deployment in Germany shows how AI-enabled robotics can address product diversity, repetitive handling and future capacity needs in fashion supply chains.
Rory McIlroy’s mobile training environment will travel with him worldwide, giving DP World a high-profile test of coordinated, time-critical logistics.
Fiege is using Loopario to connect the operational and financial sides of load carrier management, beginning with tyre racks and preparing a broader rollout.
AI could make freight networks more responsive and sustainable, but industrial companies will need connected digital foundations and new operating models.
By linking order, warehouse and transport decisions, Titan Brands improved availability, productivity and labour economics across a complex distribution network.
DPD’s Newton Aycliffe site shows how coordinated building access equipment can support throughput, safety and energy performance in a modern parcel hub.
The purchase of cellumation brings omnidirectional sortation into Symbotic’s systems strategy, with potential benefits for space use, capital intensity and European scale.
The next phase of warehouse innovation is less about removing every worker than about combining robotics, flexible capacity and human judgement.
Ann Summers is adding InPost Locker delivery to its online checkout, giving customers more control while extending out-of-home logistics into a new retail category.
Kesko’s grocery network is moving to a cloud-native WMS designed to combine continuous software evolution with AI-assisted warehouse execution.