The Wall Street Journal investigates a growing trend for higher ceilings in warehousing and fulfillment facilities. Building vertically rather than horizontally allows omni-channel retailers to use 3-level pick modules and taller storage rack configurations for efficient fulfillment of e-commerce orders while minimizing the land requirement.
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By Daniel Hyla & Dave Teeple Distribution centers have long relied on traditional sortation systems such as tilt tray and cross-belt sorters. These technologies, first developed in the mid-20th century, were designed to automate the high-volume sorting of uniform items into specific destinations.
By Daniel Hyla & David Teeple The Research & Development (R&D) Tax Credit has been a cornerstone of U.S.
By Daniel Hyla and David Teeple Inventory Management often sits at the crossroads of success and failure in today’s volatile supply chain. When it is well managed, it enables organizations to meet customer demand, maintain service levels, and control costs.
