It may be easy to make it, but once it's made it needs to be stored and it needs to be distributed. Keeping an efficient warehousing and distribution system can be key to staying one step ahead of the competition.
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Within your manual DC , you are constantly looking at opportunities to maximise your pickers' productivity and accuracy; this is typically the most labour intensive task in the DC, one that has a major impact on customer satisfaction.
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Thursday 24 September, 2009 12:23 AM |
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Container shipping rates are set to soar as the rate of China's export growth shows no signs of slowing and the price of fuel continues to rise. |
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Saturday 3 November, 2007 01:16 PM |
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Cheap labor works for a while but technology has the answers in the long run
RFID technology is becoming more pervasive in the Asia Pacific region as new applications supported by RFID are being developed to solve several existing inefficiencies, according to Frost and Sullivan. With end users beginning to realize the potential benefits of having a form of track and trace coupled with enhanced security features in real time, there has been a spurt in RFID deployments across various verticals and industries. |
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Thursday 18 October, 2007 01:02 PM |
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Ship em in, store em, ship em out - that the name of the game keep em moving thru A handful of suppliers are taking RTLS to a new level by coupling it with ultra-wideband sensors that not only piggyback on the user’s existing wireless infrastructure, but also offer considerably larger fields of view than earlier RTLS solutions. |
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Thursday 11 October, 2007 03:04 AM |
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winners and losers - it helps if your in the right place at the right time ----- LOS ANGELES: The huge wave of trade with China and other countries that has washed over ports in Southern California has been a boon to companies that once saw themselves simply as small warehouse and distribution businesses. |
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Friday 28 September, 2007 02:13 PM |
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If you want - chances are that they've got it ThyssenKrupp Schulte GmbH, Germany's biggest materials services company of ThyssenKrupp Services, has invested at its Mannheim location Euro 3 million in the construction of a new approximately 3,000 m² warehousing, logistics, and processing center as well as in additions to the existing plant and equipment. |
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Saturday 15 September, 2007 11:43 AM |
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A recently introduced three dimensional modelling system has dramatically increased customer service levels. It not only facilitates quick turnaround for costs and drawings, but also provides an accurate 3D view of the finished storage solution. |
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Wednesday 11 July, 2007 01:02 PM |
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Software selection and
implementation services have become big business for consulting firms as
well as the software vendors themselves. Even with outside assistance,
selecting the right software for your operation and having a successful
implementation can be an extremely difficult undertaking. Horror stories of
failed ERP system implementations are unfortunately very common. Anyone
that frequently reads business publications has likely read stories where
large corporations, posting smaller than forecasted profits (or losses),
cite problems associated with the implementation of a new software system as
one of the causes. Whether these claims are legitimate or not is up to
debate. What is true, is businesses are highly dependent on information
systems, and failures in the selection and implementations of systems can
result in anything from a minor nuisance to a complete operational shutdown
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Wednesday 28 February, 2007 05:09 PM |
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Every warehouse and distribution center is different but, for all, the
key to success is effectively using resources to deliver required
services. Benchmark your facility's performance with a new online
self-assessment tool developed at Georgia Tech with the cooperation of
MHIA's Logistics Execution Systems Association (LESA) and Order
Fulfillment Council
(OFC).
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Wednesday 28 February, 2007 05:04 PM |
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