Westfalia Technologies

Logistics solutions company is driving efforts to bridge the skills gap in the manufacturing industry.

Don’t overlook these key strategies when taking ownership of a highly automated system for your company’s warehouse.

In Northern California, the nation’s largest distributor of wine and spirits has built a state-of-the art facility that sets a new industry standard for automated distribution.

Southern Wine & Spirits’ Northern California DC was designed to maximize throughput and accommodate growth for years to come.

One indisputable fact exists: Warehouse automation is one of the last areas where long-term costs can be significantly reduced. Given this fact, the decision to implement an Automated Storage and Retrieval System (AS/RS) should be an easy one to reach.

Though subject to unique constraints, advances in the distribution of wine and spirits holds lessons for the wider industry.

Manufacturers are deploying the latest software solutions engineered with advanced functionality to target, locate and isolate impacted product even faster in the event of a food chain recall.

Corcoran to be tasked with development of accounts within the food and beverage industries.

Westfalia (Booth 9723) unveiled an August release date for version 3.0 of Savanna.NET warehouse management system (WMS) on Monday.

Douglas brings more than 30 years of management and customer service experience.

Built on a software foundation, the targeted use of automation is helping warehouses improve themselves, their supply chains and the customer experience.

With AS/RS, voice-directed picking and high-speed sortation, Wirtz Beverage Illinois takes the lead in wine and spirits distribution.

Wirtz Beverage uses both cutting edge automation and conventional processes to move product through its new facility.

Retail distributors are looking to the storage, fulfillment and delivery strategies of beverage distributors to learn how to more closely connect the DC with the storefront.

Westfalia (Booth 1236) has enhanced its Savanna.NET warehouse management software (WMS) over the past two years to get “SMART”—an acronym that encompasses system monitoring, reporting and troubleshooting, said Dave Williams, director of software development.