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 David Teeple & Daniel Hyla Global supply chains, while perhaps slightly less pressured than the peak crisis years (2021-2022), remain complex and vulnerable to disruptions (geopolitics, labor issues, weather). The Global Supply Chain Pressure Index (GSCPI) is easing, but challenges persist.
Whether you are planning an expansion or a new distribution center with any level of Material Handling Equipment (MHE) and / or automation, there are many design factors to consider— way too many for a blog, so we’re going to focus on the biggies. Size: Start by selecting the storage and handling concepts you will […]
With the uncertainty of how the tariffs will impact your business, it is critical to implement a mitigation strategy. Regardless of the results of the tariff negotiations, the following actions can position your supply chain for success.
Summary: The session focused on enhancing competitive advantage through effective supply chain design, featuring insights from Sedlak Management Consultants and Optilogic. Lou Cerny, Vice President, welcomed participants to Sedlak’s fifth annual Lunch and Learn series.
