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Target scaling its operations in automated facilities and sortation centers
Warehouse Automation 3/10/22 Warehouse Automation 3/10/22

Target scaling its operations in automated facilities and sortation centers

The big box retailer announced it will spend up to $5 billion to continue scaling its operations in 2022, a figure that includes investing in its upstream supply chain, sortation centers, and distribution center automation to further reduce store workload.

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Retailers experimenting with store associates working remotely
Warehouse Automation 3/10/22 Warehouse Automation 3/10/22

Retailers experimenting with store associates working remotely

The department store apps proved their worth during the pandemic’s early days when they allowed some sales associates to avoid furloughs and connect with consumers online.

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Best Buy sales declined amid inventory constrains and staffing issues
Warehouse Automation 3/10/22 Warehouse Automation 3/10/22

Best Buy sales declined amid inventory constrains and staffing issues

Best Buy Co.’s fourth-quarter sales declined amid Omicron-related staffing and supply chain challenges that constrained inventory more than expected, including some high-demand holiday items.

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A behind-the-scenes look at Walmart's new automated Ontario warehouse
Warehouse Automation 3/9/22 Warehouse Automation 3/9/22

A behind-the-scenes look at Walmart's new automated Ontario warehouse

Walmart is one of Canada's biggest retailers, and to handle all that merchandise, you need a big warehouse. To put the size of the building into perspective, the CN Tower, with a height of 553 meters, could be laid on its side inside the building.

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The first Whole Foods with Just Walk Out is beautiful. Just don't look up.
Warehouse Automation 3/8/22 Warehouse Automation 3/8/22

The first Whole Foods with Just Walk Out is beautiful. Just don't look up.

With its neon signs and pops of teal and mustard yellow, the newly reopened Whole Foods Market in Washington, D.C.’s Glover Park neighborhood is so gorgeous that it’s almost possible to miss the hundreds of small cameras hanging down from the ceiling.

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How a $70 million distribution disaster helped Brooks Running prepare for supply-chain chaos
Warehouse Automation 3/8/22 Warehouse Automation 3/8/22

How a $70 million distribution disaster helped Brooks Running prepare for supply-chain chaos

Brooks Running CEO Jim Weber was feeling optimistic in 2019. The running-shoe company planned to unveil a new distribution center, near Indianapolis, that Weber was sure would speed up delivery to its Midwest and East Coast customers, and turbocharge its already fast growth.

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The 10 most innovative logistics companies of 2022
Warehouse Automation 3/8/22 Warehouse Automation 3/8/22

The 10 most innovative logistics companies of 2022

No one company can single-handedly “fix” the supply chain, but these 10 companies are addressing aspects of the multivaried complexity that is our global economy.

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For Walmart an unexpected bill for $400 million is a mere speed bump
Warehouse Automation 3/5/22 Warehouse Automation 3/5/22

For Walmart an unexpected bill for $400 million is a mere speed bump

For many companies, an unexpected bill for $400 million would be a crucible, if not the beginning of a tailspin. For Walmart, the world's largest company by revenue, it was a mere speed bump.

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Investors are losing their appetite for grocery delivery apps
Warehouse Automation 3/5/22 Warehouse Automation 3/5/22

Investors are losing their appetite for grocery delivery apps

Market values of delivery apps like Gopuff, Gorillas plunge as losses pile up

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Investors are losing their appetite for grocery delivery apps.
Warehouse Automation 3/5/22 Warehouse Automation 3/5/22

Investors are losing their appetite for grocery delivery apps.

Market values of delivery apps like Gopuff, Gorillas plunge as losses pile up

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Last-mile fulfillment is the latest priority for retailers
Warehouse Automation 3/4/22 Warehouse Automation 3/4/22

Last-mile fulfillment is the latest priority for retailers

Retailers are revamping their last-mile fulfillment strategies in an effort to meet consumer demand for rapid delivery and compete effectively with Amazon.

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Taller automated warehouses on the horizon as Vancouver industrial land hits $7M an acre
Warehouse Automation 3/4/22 Warehouse Automation 3/4/22

Taller automated warehouses on the horizon as Vancouver industrial land hits $7M an acre

A shortage of industrial real estate and soaring demand will drive the average price of industrial land in Metro Vancouver to more than $7 million this year, according to a national study of the commercial real estate market by CBRE, released on March 1.

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How consumer goods brands can learn from the bike business and its rapid shift to embrace DTC.
Warehouse Automation 3/3/22 Warehouse Automation 3/3/22

How consumer goods brands can learn from the bike business and its rapid shift to embrace DTC.

While online shopping has become the norm across every commercial sector, the bike industry began to take notice early, addressing the need to better utilize the digital channel to reach customers more efficiently.

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Takeoff Technologies’ Max Pedro targets online grocery profitability
Warehouse Automation 3/3/22 Warehouse Automation 3/3/22

Takeoff Technologies’ Max Pedro targets online grocery profitability

Max Pedro, president and co-founder of micro-fulfillment specialist Takeoff Technologies, aims to help grocery retailers not only handle that high demand but also improve their profit equation.

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Walmart automated 'market fulfillment centers' extend omnichannel reach
Warehouse Automation 3/3/22 Warehouse Automation 3/3/22

Walmart automated 'market fulfillment centers' extend omnichannel reach

With a booming e-commerce business, Walmart is tightening its embrace of micro-fulfillment by leveraging its store space for what it calls “market fulfillment centers” (MFCs).

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Walmart steps up automation to divert more digital orders coming from its stores
Warehouse Automation 3/2/22 Warehouse Automation 3/2/22

Walmart steps up automation to divert more digital orders coming from its stores

As Walmart dives deeper into store fulfillment, the retailer has been redesigning its retail tech to support this new supply chain model.

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Hundreds oppose plans for warehouses and business park in Southern California
Warehouse Automation 3/2/22 Warehouse Automation 3/2/22

Hundreds oppose plans for warehouses and business park in Southern California

Hundreds of people are voicing their opposition to a specific plan that would pave the way for a warehouse and logistics center on former agricultural land in south Ontario.

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 Walmart is responding to a surge in online orders by focusing on new proprietary technology
Benjamin Angel 3/1/22 Benjamin Angel 3/1/22

Walmart is responding to a surge in online orders by focusing on new proprietary technology


Walmart is responding to a surge in delivery orders by focusing on last-mile innovation, including a new proprietary technology platform.

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43% of Brits are ditching online retailers’ checkouts and jumping ship to Amazon
Warehouse Automation 3/1/22 Warehouse Automation 3/1/22

43% of Brits are ditching online retailers’ checkouts and jumping ship to Amazon

The company surveyed 2,012 British consumers and also found that 14% browse online stores every day without any intention to buy anything at all.

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New wireless technology could charge warehouse robots while in motion
Warehouse Automation 3/1/22 Warehouse Automation 3/1/22

New wireless technology could charge warehouse robots while in motion

A new power transfer technology makes it possible to conveniently charge devices without using any wires or plugs.

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