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…GXO announced the successful implementation of a large-scale robotics system in Europe for a major sporting goods retailer. This new system speeds up order processing, adapts quickly to changes in seasonal demand, and saves money, representing a big improvement in the retailer’s supply chain management. More Supply Chain News 2024 Salary Survey: Supply Chain Professionals Now Earn Over $100K Five Innovations Shaping the Future of Last-Mile Delivery VIDEO: Watch Demolition of Baltimore’s Key Bridge Startup Spotlight: Cambium is Breathing New Life Into Old Wood “This tote-to-person solution, integrated with high-density storage, enables high-volume picking, storage, and operating efficiency in our…
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Welcome to Startup Spotlight, where we shine a light on innovative companies transforming the supply chain industry. Bluicity is on a mission to improve food quality and reduce waste. The Ontario-based startup specializes in digitalizing and automating logistics chains for the food and pharmaceutical industries. In this installment of Startup Spotlight, SC247's Andy Gray spoke with CEO and Co-Founder Bob Burrows to discuss the company's evolution, fundraising efforts, and the entrepreneur he most admires. Company Snapshot Name: Bluicity Headquarters: Ontario, Canada Year founded: 2020 Number of Employees: TK Can you provide some basic information on your company? Bluicity is out…
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with a score of 0.91
…and the larger parcel shipping ecosystem. This includes transportation management, order management, cartonization and multi-carrier parcel management systems. Unfortunately, most organizations have virtually no visibility into their parcel spend, let alone the ability to optimize it, because each shipment is different and impacted by constantly changing variables – including carrier surcharges and new rules on everything from zones to parcel dimensions. For this reason, most rely on the analysis of carrier invoices after-the-fact, and insights from costly shipping consultants who draw on industry best practices but themselves lack visibility into real-time shipping data. Reveel radically changes this. The AI-powered Parcel…
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with a score of 1.47
…recently introduced “Ultra Late-Night Delivery,” allowing customers to place orders up until midnight. This expansion means Walmart shoppers can now receive deliveries 18 hours a day, from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. More Supply Chain News City of Baltimore Files Lawsuit to Recoup Money for Collapsed Bridge The Era of Self-Driving Tractor-Trailers Set to Begin Why Grocery Shoppers are Leaving Stores and Buying Their Food Online A Look at Baltimore’s Key Bridge Collapse—One Month Later This service is the latest in a series of recent programs by Walmart to accommodate the varying schedules of its customers. Earlier this year, the…
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with a score of 1.15
Having the right returns management technology solutions in place matters for two important reasons: customer returns can be costly for retail operations, and your returns process can be a make-or-break experience toward retaining customers and building customer loyalty. Ensuring a seamless return experience for your customers is vital for repeat business, and the right unified returns management solutions can increase profits and improve customer satisfaction; the latter is critical in a social media-driven commerce and ecommerce world. The Unified Commerce Benchmark for Specialty Retail - an evaluation of 124 global brands in 11 specialty retail segments covering 286 attributes which…
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with a score of 1.85
…are working towards the same cause – to get orders out quicker and make customers happy. If you want to stay competitive in the warehousing industry, you can't afford to ignore the technology that will transform this chaos into finely-tuned operations: Artificial Intelligence (AI). Adopting AI isn't just the next big thing — it's an absolute necessity for thriving in warehouse madness and there are five reasons you should bring AI into your warehouse. Warehouses are in Flux One minute, your warehouse is overflowing with inventory, and the next you have empty shelves, especially right after the holiday peak season…
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with a score of 1.26
…solutions include software and software-enabled services, which include channel, order & inventory management software, marketplace services, and software-enabled fulfillment services. Remington Tonar We support more than 6,000 D2C, B2C, and B2B companies and more than 75 million orders per year. Our customers include retailers like TOMS, PacSun, Draper James, and Janie and Jack as well as a range of public sector agencies and large enterprises requiring software-enabled inventory and order management, as well as logistics and fulfillment services. What inspired you to start this business, and what gap in the market are you trying to fill? As e-commerce continued to…
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…provider recently experienced a 500% surge in efficiency and order accuracy after implementing collaborative robots in its fulfillment center. The automation system, adept at processing thousands of orders daily, particularly excelled during peak periods, like Black Friday, where a robot managed up to 4,400 orders in one day with just a small crew for replenishment. While this is one particularly successful example, robots – and the smart use of data – are poised to revolutionize logistics businesses across the supply chain, from incoming loads to outbound logistics. The pace of their adoption in logistics operations is expected to grow by…
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…data including omnichannel marketing and sales history, seasonal patterns, current e-commerce performance, and projected marketing campaign activity. Optimized Inventory Management: Instantly determine ideal inventory levels and where it should be distributed across 3PLs, storefronts, Fulfillment-by-Amazon and Walmart Fulfillment Services networks based on sales performance and expected demand. About Cart.com Cart.com offers a complete suite of tech-enabled logistics solutions, enterprise-grade channel and order management software, and expert services for middle-market and enterprise companies and public sector agencies. Cart.com supports over 6,000 customers and 75 million orders per year and operates 14 omnichannel fulfillment centers nationwide.
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Temu, the e-commerce retailer owned by Chinese company Pinduoduo, is expanding its platform to include sellers with U.S.-based warehouses. This marks a significant departure from Temu's previous operational model, which focused on direct product shipments from China. This new approach empowers U.S.-based sellers to manage their own logistics, promising faster delivery times for consumers. A Temu spokesperson confirmed the company's plan on Thursday. Since its introduction to the U.S. market in 2022, Temu has gained traction by offering a diverse range of products at affordable prices. This includes everything from $5 sunglasses to $3 phone chargers. It was the most…
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with a score of 1.82
…data. By analyzing various factors such as inventory levels, order volumes, and workflow patterns, the system allows warehouses to streamline operations and maximize efficiency. One of the key features of the LocusHub Engine is its ability to adapt to changing conditions in the warehouse environment. By continuously learning and optimizing its algorithms, the system can dynamically adjust robot routes and task assignments to meet evolving demands. The LocusHub Engine is designed to improve the overall customer experience. By ensuring timely order fulfillment and minimizing errors, warehouses can deliver a higher level of service to their clients. “LocusHub represents a major…
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with a score of 2.34
…Robotics recently announced the release of PickPallet, an automated system designed to enhance the efficiency of picking items and moving pallets within warehouses. As the second offering in the PickPal product line, PickPallet follows the introduction of the first generation at the ProMat Conference in March 2023 Tony Villanova, Vice President at Tompkins Robotics, emphasized its significance for warehouse operations and order fulfillment. “We're thrilled to launch PickPallet as the newest member in our autonomous mobile robot family, a game-changer for warehouse operations and order fulfillment,” he said. “This addition epitomizes our dedication to bringing more innovation to the market…
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with a score of 1.51
…between supply chain executives' intentions to invest in proactive management (92%) and the reality that a large percentage (76%) still don't have a predictive view of supply and demand. This discrepancy underscores the need for advanced analytics tools to help executives make informed decisions and mitigate risks. “In a rapidly evolving market, this inefficiency points to a significant loss in productivity and a barrier to effective day-to-day decision-making,” said Richard Lebovitz, CEO of LeanDNA. “There’s also grave concerns about their ability to prepare for the next major supply chain disruption.” Preparing for the next disruption When COVID-19 reached its apex…
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…middle of like the metropolitans, because people want to order, and they want to get it very quick. And I think that's where automation really kicks in,” said Peretz. Overcoming the robotic barrier to entry Peretz breaks automation into two major segments, the fist being conventional automation in large infrastructure-based warehouses. The second category, which is where he sees an untapped growth opportunity, is a more flexible warehouse, where many of the operational tasks are done by robotics. In 2022, the warehouse robotics market was worth nearly $6.1 billion worldwide, with estimates the market will reach almost $16 billion by…
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…Navigator for Your Warehouse Delve deeper into SOLOCHAIN Warehouse Management System, the zenith of warehouse management technology. This system stands as a beacon of advancement, integrating a suite of functionalities that encompass inventory management, order processing, real-time tracking, and analytics. SOLOCHAIN WMS doesn't just provide data; it offers insights, allowing you to make proactive decisions with the precision of a seasoned strategist. Its intuitive interface brings a streamlined approach to managing warehouse complexities, from inbound logistics to outbound efficiencies, making it an indispensable tool for warehouse managers aiming for operational excellence. Stay on Course – The Importance of SOLOCHAIN WMS…