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Traditional warehouse
Labor-intensive, simple technology, slower, and mistakes are common.
Future warehouse
Less labor-intensive, advanced technology, faster, and reduces mistakes.
Big warehouse quote
The Distribution Game is won in the Warehouse.
Main warehouse technology idea
It is about the process, not just the technology.
Technology principle
Technology is the means, not the end.
“Mo better” idea
Technology helps you do what you already do, but better.
Warehouse process flow
Unloading, receiving, putaway, letdown, order selection, loading, delivery.
Why optimize the warehouse
Save time, reduce cost, use labor more efficiently, improve customer service, and improve profit.
Three ways to optimize the warehouse
Master inventory management, leverage RF barcode technology, eliminate redundant workflows and invest in new technology.
Barcode vs RFID
Barcode requires line of sight and is cheaper but more affected by the environment, while RFID does not require line of sight, gives more visibility, but is more expensive and has cyber risk.
RFID historical origin
RFID was developed in WWII to identify friend from foe aircraft.
Total warehouse logistics includes
Barcoding and RFID, control of warehouse operations, elimination of manual processes, improved productivity and visibility, portable terminals, real-time communication, and positive scan confirmation.
Positive scan confirmation
Right item, right location, right lot or serial number.
Benefits of total warehouse logistics
Cycle count during business hours, easier training, reduced travel time, and better measurement of employee activity.
Warehouse technology of the future
Better barcode and RFID systems, autonomous driverless trucks, drones, heads-up display glasses, robotics, and automation.
Biggest traditional warehouse challenge
Labor intensity and frequent mistakes.