If 2022 made one thing clear, it’s that warehouses and distribution centers are the most critical link in the supply chain. Manufacturers and retailers alike rely on efficient warehouses to keep inventory moving, track goods accurately, and fulfill orders quickly.  

Speed is the name of the game, but many warehouses are already starting 2023 out at a disadvantage.  Supply chain issues, nationwide worker shortages, inflation, and a looming recession are just some of the pressures warehouses face straight out of the gate. Add to this the increased consumer demands due to the swell of omnichannel fulfillment during COVID-19, and you’ve got a complicated situation to work with.

But the new face of fulfillment doesn’t need to be challenging. In fact, savvy warehouses can leverage these factors to their competitive advantage by turning to technology that supports the industrial warehouse, distribution centers, and even back-of-store retail environments.  Next-gen print solutions are providing warehouses the performance, reliability, and quality they need to streamline their supply chain from order to fulfillment. 

In this white paper, you'll learn how the right technology can help your warehouse navigate labor shortages, tracing and compliance regulations, budget cuts and increased costs, increased customer expectations, and changing technology. 

Additionally, this white paper details how to leverage intuitive technology, reliably trace inventory, optimize your existing resources, use different footprints to get closer to the customer, and upgrade existing systems.

Day-to-day necessities- like shipping labels, barcode labels, serial number labels, item marking, invoices, pallet and container labels, shelf and rack labels, receipts, packing slips, picking labels, inventory and asset tracking, and more— can all be optimized to advance your warehouse, streamline processes, and put your company ahead of the curve in 2023. Read on to learn how.

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