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Continuous Warehouse Optimization and The DC Technology Gap

Logistics Viewpoints

But there is a technology gap between gleaming new automated facilities and tens of thousands of existing warehouses and distribution centers that pre-date the warehouse building boom of the past 5-10 years. Modular Vs. Monolithic Warehouse Systems. Continuous Warehouse Optimization Opportunities.

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Unilever’s Relentless Commitment to S-Curve Transformations

Logistics Viewpoints

Unilever (NYSE: UL) is one of the world’s largest consumer goods companies. This multinational operates 280 factories and 500 warehouses, that source raw materials from 52,000 suppliers in over 150 countries, processes 25 million customer orders annually, that are then shipped to customers in over 190 nations.

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Evans Distribution Systems Earns Fifth ISO 9001:2015 Certification

3PL Insights

The standard is intended to improve a company’s customer focus, continual improvement, and high-quality products and services. Evans Distribution Systems, headquartered in southeast Michigan, was founded in 1929 as the Central Detroit Warehouse Company. MELVINDALE, Mich. ,

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How Conagra Drives Supply Chain Transformations with Speed and Visibility

BlueYonder

In a recent panel discussion with Consumer Goods Technology , Conagra Brands shared how its reworked supply chain strategy is helping the brand meet customer expectations, drive internal performance and find consistent results by transforming supply chain planning. Blue Yonder Empowers Manufacturers.

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The Past, Present, and Future of Technology in the Warehouse

Logistics Bureau

Imagine stepping back in time to visit a large warehousing operation in 1990. Now imagine what the distribution center of 2045 will look like if technology continues to disrupt logistics as profoundly as it has done since the 1990s. 1990: A Fine Vintage for Warehouse Operators. 1990: A Fine Vintage for Warehouse Operators.

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Inside Johnson & Johnson’s Supply Chain Operations

RFgen

Founded in 1886 with just 14 employees, it now provides global solutions for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and consumer goods. Through these efforts, Johnson & Johnson was able to continue serving patients, consumers, healthcare providers, and customers worldwide, despite the challenges posed by COVID-19. “A

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Wine-ing About Today’s F&B Challenges and Opportunities

QAD

Over the last several years, all manufacturers have faced tremendous disruptions and the wine industry is no exception. Abrupt closures of in-person dining, bars, travel, business and entertainment events, coupled with the simultaneous spike in online ordering and direct-to-consumer (DTC) was really difficult from a supply chain perspective.