If any technology is making up for the labor shortage and boosting productivity in the warehouse, it's robotics, says Jake Heldenberg, head of solution design, warehousing, North America, for Vanderlande.

Achieve peak performance without breaking the bank: cost-effective ways to solve for peak without hiring more labor or expanding space.

As the warehousing sector looks to evolve and keep up with rising consumer demand, significant investments are needed in transformative warehouse robotics.  

In this webinar, we will evaluate existing and emerging technologies and provide a longer-term view of where automation technology is headed, so that supply chain professionals can make informed decisions about which automation technologies to invest in for the future.

A technology refresh, while yielding big benefits to the warehouse, can also be highly disruptive to day-to-day operations.

Warehouse workers are getting harder to find, hire and retain. What do they really want? 

Transportation chaos and unprecedented rate increases characterized the COVID-19 marketplace. Many of those conditions are beginning to abate but cargo markets will begin to heat up again in 2023.

Introducing robotics and automation into warehouses should not be taken lightly or quickly. Not all robotics vendors have the required logistics expertise necessary for your operation.

As robotic adoption grows within the warehouse, organizations must understand the challenges, regulatory obligations, and mitigation standards necessary to securely integrate autonomous mobile robots into operational facilities.

Though warehouse management systems (WMS) are widely employed, they’re not the ultimate answer to optimized warehouse operations.