In the second of his three-part series, Randy MacLean shows the manageable metrics that drive operational efficiency and guide labor assignments.
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The agreement could generate the power equivalent to the annual electricity needs of more than 34,000 average U.S. homes.
James Dorn and Tom Gale discuss distributors’ use of data analytics to inform profitability decisions in the year ahead, which figures to involve more strategy as firms can't lean on inflation.
The partnership will allow FedEx to leverage AI-powered robotic technology to load boxes into trucks and trailers.
The portal is for large B2B suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers to help modernize the invoice payment process.
As part of the deal, Anthropic would use Amazon's custom chips to build and deploy its AI software, the WSJ reported.
Amid an escalating antitrust investigation, the company appears to be more cautious about how much money it takes from online sellers.
An unauthorized person accessed certain computer systems and potentially accessed or acquired certain files, the company said.
A fast and reliable internet connection is sometimes difficult to find for robots, drones and other tech found in distribution centers, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Research lead Kevin Reid-Morris and Tom Gale discuss the insights, surprises and hopes for AI that this 2023 exploration surfaced, along with behaviors and supporting building blocks for distributor AI success.
Besides expanding Walmart Fulfillment Services to handle big and bulky items, the company is scaling up local pickup and delivery services for physical storefront sellers.
It may be too early to tell how some return-to-office policies affect productivity, but many workers have voiced opposition to returning even part time.
Nelson Valderrama explores a fictional (but increasingly likely) 2030 wholesale distributorship that includes physical, technological and cultural changes in the making today.
A new report reflects a blurring of lines between consumer retail and B2B eCommerce trends, with buyers increasingly expecting the same experience they get as consumers.
Drawbacks in robot orders are exacerbated by the slow economy and high interest rates, according to the Association for Advancing Automation.
Hisco IT leader Ana Bennett — one of MDM's upcoming SHIFT conference speakers — joins Tom Gale for a conversation about the evolving role of distribution technology and where it's headed.
