Distribution Center

Data recently issued in a report by Los Angeles-based industrial real estate developer CBRE highlighted the impact that the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic had on the United States industrial real estate market, for both the fourth quarter and calendar year 2020.

Learn how machine-to-machine communication and the internet of things are making a difference in the real world for real companies.

Businesses must prepare to respond to ecommerce demand while ensuring the health and safety of their essential warehouse workers.

Join MMH & MH247 this week and learn about automation, robotics, software and mobility and how they enable warehouse/DC operations to fully recover and stay ahead of the competition during this pandemic.

Not only do you want to be safe, but in able to maintain a new workforce, your operational culture will need to understand that automation is not just about the equipment, it’s about enabling a workforce to improve productivity on the way to setting new goals and achieving incentives that keeps them engaged for the long term.

Consumers have been forced to navigate new channels to find goods, and merchants have to pivot to try new sales and delivery channels.

Approaching pest management proactively can help protect a facility’s bottom line and reputation.

The CBRE report, entitled “Distribution Hubs Will Benefit from Increased Business Inventories & Supply Chain Restructuring,” said there could be a need for an additional 400 million-to-500 million square feet of industrial real estate space. That tally, according to CBRE Research, would be the rough equivalent of a 5% increase in business inventories.

A proactive approach to pest management will help lower the risk of a pest infestation, which will in turn protect the bottom line.

Company plans to produce as many as 1,000 masks per week in North Carolina and Mexico locations.

95% of food produced or manufactured in – or imported into – the United States goes through third-party warehouses and distribution centers before it reaches American consumers.

Mobile device management (MDM) enables logistics businesses to remotely manage both employee-owned and company-deployed mobile devices.

As more shoppers turn to online alternatives to in-person shopping, supply chain disruptions could pile up.

The robots are impressive, but what makes Amazon Amazon is delivering a customer experience. You don't get that by automation alone.

Best practices in location slotting system can lead to increased accuracy, higher efficiency and labor savings.