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No, we're not talking about canine logistics, but rather, Denmark's leading retailer, which slashed distribution costs 9 percent by automating its operations.
With hundreds of different beverage products flowing in daily, German bottler Labertaler was having a hard time keeping its head above water. Automated DC systems changed all that.
UNICEF's new global procurement and distribution center in Copenhagen is uniquely designed to dispatch emergency relief shipments to locations worldwide within 48 hours.
Crider Foods' warehouse was becoming a chokepoint in the company's fast-growing fulfillment operations. The solution turned out to be pallet storage and flow rack—tools Crider then brought along when it built a new DC.
An integrated order picking system has slashed labor costs, boosted throughput, and virtually eliminated errors at KeHe Distributors' new DC. And it used ordinary technologies to do it.
Susan Rider was running an ad agency when a fortuitous conversation with a banker changed the course of her career. What followed was a curious journey that has taken her to the top of the supply chain profession.
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