Mobile & Wireless

This white paper describes how the “Automation of Everything” era will be brought about by digital interfaces, data analysis, and control of the physical world through networks employing the Nokia Bell Labs Future X for industry architecture.

Join us to hear how Epson, a Loftware customer and partner, standardized and integrated labeling with their WMS application and across their operations. You’ll learn how Loftware’s flexible, easy to use labeling solution allows Epson to adjust to complex customer labeling requirements.

See what they are, how each works, and why the industry has moved on from AGVs & VGVs automation to fully autonomous, high-capacity AMR equipment.

Kaleris announces a strategic partnership with rail mobile technology specialist Buckeye Mountain.

Best known for its ability to identify and track inventory, data capture technologies of all types are being swept into a far more powerful information web. The idea is to use the technology to improve processes through improved deployment of people and assets.

This guide provides a framework for evaluating voice picking systems for use in warehouses and distribution centers.

Many distribution centers (DC) realize 40 percent productivity gains using voice in their picking processes, while others see improvements of 10 percent or less; this gap represents hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential labor cost savings. These variations show that the value of voice depends on factors beyond the technology itself.

With rising demand and shipping volumes, Rotary overhauled its fulfillment systems and processes to continue to meet their customers’ next-day delivery demands.

How to choose among rugged smartphones, wearables, and warehouse bricks and guns.

Identify voice-enabled technology you can immediately implement that can increase productivity as much as 35% while reducing errors in distribution and fulfillment (D&F) processes by as much as 50%.

In this episode, Group Editorial Director Michael Levans is joined by Kevin Ledversis, Director of Sales at Newcastle Systems, an industry-leading provider of mobile powered workstations, accessories and power packages.

Sensor-driven technologies can help keep your operation in business.

By focusing on reducing receiving errors and inefficiencies you will improve the flow of your entire warehouse.

The companies said that this collaboration will augment warehouse productivity, order pick accuracy, and workplace ergonomics and safety.

Significant changes may be coming for Greenwich, Conn.-based global freight transportation and logistics services provider XPO Logistics, with the company announcing today that its board of directors signed off on the approval of a plan to seek a spin-off of its logistics group as a standalone publicly traded company.