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Introduction to Warehouse Automation

Common automations from light to heavy, how to evaluate what suits your warehouse

Introduction to Warehouse Automation

An increase of labor and land costs combined with escalating customer demands mean that warehouse automation is quickly becoming a prerequisite of efficient operations. This course provides an overview of the most common automations from light to heavy, how to evaluate what suits your warehouse and how they can help you achieve your goals.

Course Structure

This course duration is 1 full day
This course is presented in the form of a power point presentation.
The course includes a Q&A session and some evaluation quizzes.

Who Should Attend

This course is tailored for executives operating in the supply chain including logistics, warehousing, IT, distribution and planning. Though this course is introductory in scope, attendees are expected to be knowledgeable of the logistics and warehousing domains.

What You Will Learn

Knowledge of the common and latest automation solutions for warehousing
An understanding of the costs and pre-requisites for each automation solution
An understanding of the expected benefits of the different solutions
The ability to complete an analysis and to select the most appropriate

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Introduction to Warehouse Automation

Common automations from light to heavy, how to evaluate what suits your warehouse

Introduction to Warehouse Automation

Course Structure

This course duration is 1 full dayThis course is presented in the form of a power point presentation.The course includes a Q&A session and some evaluation quizzes.

Who Should Attend

This course is tailored for executives operating in the supply chain including logistics, warehousing, IT, distribution and planning. Though this course is introductory in scope, attendees are expected to be knowledgeable of the logistics and warehousing domains.

What You Will Learn

Knowledge of the common and latest automation solutions for warehousingAn understanding of the costs and pre-requisites for each automation solutionAn understanding of the expected benefits of the different solutionsThe ability to complete an analysis and to select the most appropriate

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This course duration is 1 full day
This course is presented in the form of a power point presentation.
The course includes a Q&A session and some evaluation quizzes.

Knowledge of the common and latest automation solutions for warehousing
An understanding of the costs and pre-requisites for each automation solution
An understanding of the expected benefits of the different solutions
The ability to complete an analysis and to select the most appropriate