Crown Equipment

Employing 23 people, the new location provides products, service and maintenance and technician and operator training.

High-fashion, e-commerce company automated fulfillment to meet the next-day shipping challenge.

The compact system processes nearly 2,000 orders a day in 20,000 square feet.

New fleet maintenance practices see users and service providers working together to identify and reduce each lift truck’s total cost of ownership.

Today’s highly automated systems demand technicians with new skills and new training. The industry is beginning to respond.

Large consumer packaged goods customer approves 24-volt packs for use in Class III pallet jacks.

The former Boesel Opera House, originally built in 1895, previously housed a bar and restaurant and was gutted by a fire in 2012.

Increased visibility into every lift truck’s costs is promoting accountability for operators, managers and service providers.

Team collaborates with several partners to recycle and re-purpose materials.

An estimated 250 technicians are to complete a two-week training program within the first year.

As the industry successfully harnesses the wealth of available fleet data, opportunities for improvement extend throughout the business.

Our list grows top heavy following another big merger, but after a year of relative calm, the market is heating up once again.

Automotive OEM Diversity Vuteq deployed an innovative WMS on iPads adapted for the DC. The result is improved quality and a satisfied customer.

One of the world’s largest wholesale distributors of technology solutions rolled out a WCS, WMS and labor management across six U.S. distribution centers to keep up with demand.

Diversity Vuteq’s associates rely on a highly visual, iPad-friendly WMS to verify the accuracy of orders going to Toyota’s assembly plant.