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Material Handling Equipment
Fortna and MHS Global Join Together as a Single Company
FORTNA
The companies bring together decades of experience in the design, development and delivery of omnichannel and parcel distribution solutions, offering customers a uniquely versatile end-to-end path forward.
Material Handling Equipment
Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award: Being Open to Asking for Help Makes Great Leaders
Steel King Industries
Katie Ekstrand, Director of Inside Sales for Steel King and one of this year's Women in Supply Chain Forum™ award winners, says being open to asking for help and communicating constantly are signs of a good leader.
Material Handling Equipment
Raymond High Capacity Orderpicker Offers Intralogistics Solutions
The Raymond Corporation
The Orderpicker features an elevated height of 456 inches that allows for increased rack storage access to 11% more pick slots.
Warehousing
Attracting and Retaining Workers is a Top Concern in Warehousing
ProGlove
A recent ProGlove survey found that 74% of warehouse leadership are concerned about maintaining productivity levels in the warehouse.
Warehousing
Plug-and-Play Robotic Case Handler to Simplify Warehousing
Mujin
QuickBot depalletizer – or QB, as it has been nicknamed – automates warehouse receiving operations with robots through easy installation and can be picking cases within a few hours.
Material Handling Equipment
Toyota Material Handling Launches Operator Awareness Tech
Toyota Material Handling U.S.A., Inc.
The Toyota-designed operator assist technologies work both passively and actively to enhance operability, productivity and situational awareness.
Warehousing
Where's My Item: Why Inventory Control Matters
ODW Logistics
Not only does searching for inventory interrupt your efficient warehouse and supply chain operations, but missing items can cause stock-outs that result in lost revenue and lost customers.
Warehousing
Warehouse Storage Expansion: Creating Supply Resilience with Cost-Effective Options
Steel King Industries
With storage, logistics and distribution facilities strained to the limit today, managers are looking to cost effectively optimize operations without leasing more space or expanding the buildings with new construction.
Supply Chain Visibility
Improving Supply Chain Relations With Lean Manufacturing
Toyota Material Handling U.S.A., Inc.
Supply chains have seen unprecedented volatility over the past few years, with the impact of Brexit, COVID-19 and now the war in Ukraine leading to delays and shortages with no easy solutions.
Clean Energy
As California Plans To Ban Propane and Diesel Forklifts, Expect a Faster Shift to Electric
OneCharge
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is planning to ban sales of all new forklifts that aren’t zero-emission by 2026. Its recent proposal to phase out non-zero-emission forklifts is still in development, and the legislation is not yet in effect.
Design-Build
The Benefits of Using a Dedicated Loading Dock Service Provider
Rite-Hite
Every piece of equipment at a loading dock equipment performs a specific function, without which the loading or unloading operation can’t safely take place.
Material Handling Equipment
Automated Shuttle System to Optimize Micro-Fulfillment Services
Addverb Technologies
Medius is designed for businesses that want to increase storage density or establish an automation operation capable of rapid delivery that is scalable and modular.
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