Dematic

Integration of workforce with performance metrics helps ensure optimization of warehouse operations.

New distribution requirements are driving dramatic changes in the way end users deploy conveyor and sortation systems. Here are a few of the most important trends impacting on today’s systems.

It was a great show. Here are some of the things I'm going to be watching over the next year.

Dematic introduced three configuration options to automate conventional storage functions ranging from simple block storage to a highly automated deep lane, high bay. Each included some degree of automated materials handling.

Dematic (Booth 1203) introduced the next generation of its Multishuttle, a high-speed automated storage, retrieval and picking solution for cases, totes and trays. The system is part of Dematic’s overall solution set designed to optimize the use of inventory, labor and space in multi-channel distribution environments for retailers and wholesalers.

All finalists will be showcased on the show floor, with winners announced prior to Tuesday's keynote.

For manufacturers seeking flexibility, storage space and labor savings, customized automation solutions are transforming the concept of just-in-time delivery.

Mini-loads and shuttles are the engines driving new order fulfillment processes.

Supply chain software isn't just about WMS anymore.

Triton acquired Dematic from Siemens in 2006 before helping to build the company's Asian presence and weather the financial crisis of 2009.

Order totes travel to the inventory while pickers stay in zones.

Four approaches to multi-channel distribution show how the same tried and trusted technology can enable efficient store replenishment while keeping e-commerce customers happy.

At Dematic's annual logistics conference, the focus is on big thinking

Automatic guided vehicles are not new to materials handling, but the focus on where they’re being used is changing.

The food and beverage sector is ripe with unique and difficult materials handling challenges due in part to the growing number of product choices. Here’s a look at how technology can help keep the shelves stocked and the customer satisfied.