10 Ways to Make Your DC Smarter, More Flexible
The secret to successful distribution center design is planning to make material handling equipment and software flexible and scalable.
The secret to successful distribution center design is planning to make material handling equipment and software flexible and scalable.
This type of thinking helps you avoid over investment, yet considers optimum material flow for current operations while laying the groundwork for future expansion.
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May 2024 Modern Materials Handling
A complete modernization of the sortation and conveyance at Boscov’s DC, along with updated software and a new order processing area, have transformed the ability of the department store chain’s DC to move more cartons in less time, while permitting more frequent replenishment shipment for stores.
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