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As warehouses face yet another year of labor shortages, supply chain disruption, and inflation, one thing has become clear: there is no going back to a pre-COVID “business as usual.” The popularity of eCommerce is here to stay, which is putting immense pressure on warehouses to move much faster, but with fewer and fewer warehouse associates.
In order to outmaneuver these challenges, the warehousing sector is leaning into warehouse automation technology to chart a path forward. Leaner, smarter, and highly efficient, automation has emerged as a need-to-have feature of any warehouse that hopes to stay competitive in 2023 and beyond.
While these innovations are shaping the future of the industry in exciting ways, they will also render operations that can’t adapt obsolete. So, the question for most warehouses is not whether they should adopt automation as the solution to their problems, it’s how. Robotics and AI come with a steep price tag and implementing them requires an extensive overhaul of legacy systems.
Smaller operations without the capital to go full speed ahead run the risk of being outpaced by competitors. So where do they begin? This eBook will outline simple, approachable steps to automation—no cutting-edge, complicated tech required.
Read on to learn how to:
All with small, simple tools that don’t require massive investments or complex implementation.
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