Kardex Remstar

Amid a world of talent shortages, labor scarcity, and the lingering effects of the pandemic, the intralogistics industry must adapt.

Vertical lift modules take center stage in Van Meter’s Iowa distribution center.

Vertical lift modules save space, reduce travel and speed goods in distributor’s Iowa distribution center.

By implementing three vertical lift modules, Bristol Hose boosted labor productivity by 30% and saved warehouse space. The automation also supports the distributor’s reputation for customer service excellence.

Kardex Solutions can offer its AutoStore solution paired with an adjacent Tompkins Robotics tSort solution to drive further efficiencies and a faster ROI for the ASRS solution.

When it comes to a picking strategy, there isn’t a one size fits all.

How can you utilize micro-fulfillment?

Are you considering an ASRS solution in your warehouse?

Challenges such as the current labor shortage and unprecedented consumer demands are among top concerns of warehouse managers. Here are some trends emerging from these challenges and which tools will become indispensable to warehouse processes in 2023 and beyond.

There is no better time to review your warehouse processes and clean up. Whether the global pandemic created chaos in your warehouse, or you just let things go, now is the time to get back on track.

Inventory control at the warehouse level is simple, right? Follow WMS processes, set some minimum SKU levels, be diligent about scan verifications to track consumption, and you’ve nailed it. While that worked 20 years ago, in today’s more complicated world with automated storage and fulfillment systems that hold inventory, you may need WES capabilities.

Well known for its vertical lift modules, vertical carousel modules and vertical buffer modules, Kardex (Booth B8613) has added a new product offering—AutoStore, a cube-based robotic picking technology.

In preparation for the coming year, we’ll talk about the challenges you’ll face, the changes you’ll likely witness and ultimately the top 22 trends coming your way.

Inventory control at the warehouse level is simple, right? Follow WMS processes, set some minimum SKU levels, be diligent about scan verifications to track consumption, and you’ve nailed it. While that worked 20 years ago, in today’s more complicated world with automated storage and fulfillment systems that hold inventory, you may need WES capabilities.

OEM manufacturer recovered 92% of its floor space.