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CubiScan Company Profile

From shipping and receiving, to warehousing, to logistics and transportation, we understand the challenges you face because we’ve been there, with you in the trenches. Let our technology, our data and our experienced team guide your company to increased profits and improved efficiencies. At Cubiscan, experience is our guide.

CubiScan
380 S 200 W
Farmington, Utah, 84025
United States
1 (801) 451-7000
1 (800) 488-2823



CubiScan News & Resources

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Pocket Nurse boosts productivity with better connectivity
A provider of educational, simulation and training materials to the healthcare industry, Pocket Nurse is using wearable devices and a mobile computing platform to eliminate dropped signals, increase productivity and improve associate morale.

Some new twists on an old measure
From what goes in packages to pallet loads on the warehouse floor and even artificial intelligence, dimensioning equipment has some new missions.

Voice efficiency meets smart pallet builds
In the UK, Crown Paints used voice to bring productivity gains to its pallet-build process that supports the growing need for mixed-SKU pallets needed by its network of 130 decorating centers.

Top 20 Automatic Identification and Data Capture Suppliers 2021
With supply chains in disarray and the labor shortage persisting, companies across the board are turning to automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) solutions to help them work smarter, better and faster.

60 Seconds With… Randy Neilson & Stephen Pickfield of Scan, Label, Apply, Manifest (SLAM)
Randy Neilson is the chair of the Scan, Label, Apply, Manifest (SLAM) industry group at MHI. He is also president of Cubiscan. Stephen Pickfield is the vice chair of SLAM, and the co-CEO and director of sales and marketing for PSI Engineering.

Cubing and Weighing: Right on the money
Cubing and weighing equipment helps companies make better use of their warehouse space, cut shipping costs and reduce errors.

A new take on dimensioning in the DC
Once confined to the shipping department, cubing systems are moving upstream to measure individual items and boxes as well as pallet loads to improve handling processes and cube utilization.

About that breakthrough in cubing
At one point, it was all about dimensioning boxes for shipment. But e-commerce changed that as DCs needed to dimension what was going in the box. Doing that requires a new set of capabilities.

Indiana University Health builds a supply chain (and a distribution center)
To drive efficiency, Indiana University Health created its own procurement, logistics and distribution network. The centerpiece is a highly automated 300,000-square-foot distribution center.

Cubing & Weighing: In the money
From slotting to shipping, dimensioning equipment delivers a rapid ROI as it provides data that expedites inventory movement at several nodes across the supply chain.

Cubing and Weighing Equipment: Measure Up
The use of cubing and weighing equipment is growing beyond dimensional weight applications.

Measure irregular-shaped items
New system for weighing and dimensioning irregularly shaped items cuts shipping costs for e-commerce and omni-channel facilities.

60 Seconds with Clark Skeen
Chairman of CubiScan discuses the future of the industry.

Lawson’s multi-purpose distribution center
Lawson Products built a new distribution center to optimize its network, package and kit products, and deliver better customer service to its branch DCs and customers.

CubiScan names Randy Neilson president
Former director of marketing and sales has been with company for more than 25 years.



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