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Labor shortage is quickly becoming a major issue for companies across the globe. As workers become scarce due to the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, skills mismatch, and early retirement, organizations have to be more flexible to meet the demands of their customers. Automation and technology can help bridge the gaps between output needs during the peaks and valleys of business.
An all-encompassing, AI-powered warehouse automation platform can vastly increase efficiencies and overall productivity. Additionally, warehouse automation helps organizations and employees alike. Not only can automation decrease injuries and improve working conditions, but it also allows warehouse personnel to learn skills by operating and overseeing new technologies.
Jason Brewer, Director of Strategic Alliances, GreyOrange
Adam de Laveaga, Director of Solutions Engineering, Grey Orange
Brian Reinhart, Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Solutions, HAI Robotics
Robert Bowman, Editor-in-Chief, SupplyChainBrain
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