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Helping Logistics Industry Meet Rapid Delivery Demands Will Drive Economy
Public-private partnerships, smarter regulation, zoning and traffic flow management, proper incentivization, infrastructure investments, a realignment of training priorities and continued industry innovation are key to leading the world of logistics.
Warehousing
Toy Maker Targets Made in US Moniker
Design-Build
Global Warehouse Construction Costs Escalate
Warehousing
Fears for Complicated Holiday Sales Prompts New Warehouses
Design-Build
How to Maximize Your Current Warehouse Space
Automation
Designing for Yard Automation
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E-Commerce Solutions
The Direct-to-Consumer’s Impact on Supply Chains and Its Future
The L.I.N.K. podcast kicks of the new year with a deep look at the direct-to-consumer industry and its future. But first, the managing editor offers a refresher in the subject in today's column.
Automation
Partner Roundtable: Warehouse Automation
February 24, 2022
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From forecasting and inventory refill to visibility and end-to-end traceability, today’s warehouse solutions are designed to improve the way companies track and trace product. But, how else do these solutions optimize the warehouse?
Sustainability
What Will the Supply Chain Look Like in 2022?
This past year pushed the supply chain to its brink, which is heavily detailed in this December issue of SDCE. As managing editor of the magazine, I'm proud to see what we have overcome as an industry but I'm cautious on what the future holds.
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Design-Build
Technology to Have Greatest Impact on Building Design in Coming Years
The survey reveals strong growth for warehouse facilities forecasted from express and parcel delivery, third-party logistics and more.
Design-Build
Schneider Unveils Plans to Build New Innovation Center in Wisconsin
Schneider will build “The Grove,” the company’s latest innovation center on its main campus in Ashwaubenon, Wis.
Design-Build
Verusen Relocates Headquarters
The new 10,000 square feet office space is located near Georgia Tech University, a hub for talent and AI innovation.
Retail
Retailers Need 330M Sq. Ft. of Distribution Space to Meet Growing E-Commerce Demand
Every additional $1 billion of e-commerce sales requires 1 million square feet of new distribution space. The United States will be one of the Top 10 markets globally for e-commerce penetration in 2025.
Waste Reduction
Reduce Energy Waste with Loading Dock and In-Plant Solutions
In order to manage heating and cooling costs, facility managers have looked for building infrastructure products to help with environmental separation from the loading dock and throughout the facility.
Design-Build
Averitt Express Opens New Dallas Distribution Center
Averitt Express has opened a new distribution and fulfillment center near Dallas, less than one mile from its service center in Grand Prairie.
Warehousing
Kenco Logistics Opens Multi-Client Distribution Center
This new facilities features Kenco’s own LoadProof application, which works to eliminate chargebacks via image capturing in the warehouse.
Design-Build
A. Duie Pyle Expands Hagerstown Logistics Center
A. Duie Pyle is expanding its Hagerstown integrated Logistics center by 115,000-square-feet. T
Design-Build
GoExpedi Opens New Pittsburgh Facility
GoExpedi is opening a new warehouse in Pittsburgh, PA, aiming to meet the increased demand for delivery of essential parts and supplies in the Northeast for national upstream, midstream and downstream clients.
Software & Technology
Electronic Chip Supply Chains Issues Put Manufacturers Behind
Consumers and businesses turning to electronic devices during lockdown procedures caused a shortage in chips, leaving a wide range of manufacturers behind in production and this is just the beginning.
Warehousing
Warehouse Construction Reach Highest Levels Yet
Warehouse construction in the United States has reached 255 million square feet at the end of the first quarter, driven largely by the rise in e-commerce.
