Articles Tagged with ''Walmart''

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The Logistics Matters podcast: Melinda McLaughlin of Prologis on the industrial real estate market | Season 2 Episode 4

The lack of new construction last year has left capacity very tight and rental costs high. What is the outlook for 2021? Also: Walmart commits to building microfulfillment centers inside its stores; study shows increasing demand for good-to-person technologies.
January 29, 2021
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The lack of new construction last year has left capacity very tight and rental costs high. What is the outlook for 2021? Also: Walmart commits to building microfulfillment centers inside its stores; study shows increasing demand for good-to-person technologies.


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The Logistics Matters podcast: Gillan Hawkes of 6 River Systems on robotics for distribution | Season 1 Episode 27

Gillan Hawkes, VP of product management and analytics at 6 River Systems, tells how autonomous mobile robots help distributors meet surging demand. Also: a huge spike in logistics growth; retailers rely on e-marketplaces to handle their online sales.
October 9, 2020
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Gillan Hawkes, VP of product management and analytics at 6 River Systems, tells how autonomous mobile robots help distributors meet surging demand. Also: a huge spike in logistics growth; retailers rely on e-marketplaces to handle their online sales.
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The Logistics Matters podcast: Amazon's new strategy; a move away from big parcel carriers; attracting new logistics workers | Season 1 Episode 20

Patrick Penfield of Syracuse University on Amazon moving into vacant mall space; some shippers move toward smaller regional parcel carriers; new training initiatives assure a steady pipeline for frontline logistics workers.
August 21, 2020
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Patrick Penfield of Syracuse University on Amazon moving into vacant mall space; some shippers move toward smaller regional parcel carriers; new training initiatives assure a steady pipeline for frontline logistics workers.
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INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

RFID: Sticker shock still a sticking point

Radio-frequency identification tags can deliver inventory accuracy rates as high as 99%, but the market still doesn’t appear to be willing to pay the price.
August 14, 2020
Ben Ames
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Radio-frequency identification tags can deliver inventory accuracy rates as high as 99%, but the market still doesn’t appear to be willing to pay the price.
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