Blog

Updated on December 30, 2021 Increased customer demand and booming e-Commerce make business owners introduce warehouse automation. It helps to strengthen labor management and gain more customers satisfaction. Data-driven and automated warehouse processes contribute to an overall supply chain efficiency nowadays due to the cost reduction for the company and meeting the needs of the customers. In accordance with G2.com, business software, and services reviews platform, 2022 will start with 620 000 robots and AGV’s shipped worldwide in comparison with only 40 000 in 2016, and with more than 40% of companies ready to invest in shuttle systems for warehouse automation. “One-day deliver” standard launched by Amazon is no longer an outstanding performance, but a “must-have”. Jeff Sierra, a Senior Coaching Advisor in “Mind Fuel”, said in the “Eight Experts Thoughts About Warehouse Automation”: “The misconception about technology’s role is presented nowadays in many businesses. They think warehouse automation is to do all the processes and all the thinking. One needs to understand the nature of automation and develop well-defined surrounding processes to maximize ROI”.

Article updated on November 4, 2021 Coca-cola, Best Buy, Walmart, Kraft Heinz, and many more industry giants are using visibility tools. In today’s competitive markets, companies are tasked with being notified of every product movement in their supply chain operations. Whether it’s an ocean container, pallet/skid, truck in transit, or drone delivery there is a growing need to keep track of every shipment in real-time. The end-game is to offer the best service and make sure customers are extremely satisfied with 5-star recommendations. At Innovecs, we have been part of the supply chain and logistics world since 2012. We have helped companies automate their warehouses, integrate with ports and carriers, create online freight marketplaces, and manage their transportation systems. In this article we are going to break down the nuances of real-time visibility to uncover the following: Why achieving visibility in your supply chain is a challenging task The importance of real-time visibility for your business The benefits of having a strategy in place Technologies that can drive visibility across all supply chain stages