The average warehouse spends 6-8 weeks getting new employees trained and up to standard, representing thousands of dollars in training costs per new hire. Luckily, there are ways to reduce warehouse employee training significantly. Hundreds…
What Is a Labor Management System and What Does It Do?
A labor management system is a software solution designed to manage human labor within a warehouse or distribution center. By compiling employee data throughout the day, a labor management system is able to report productivity…
Five Advantages of Voice Picking Compared To RF Barcode Scanning For Warehouse Operations
Voice picking systems (or pick to voice) are used in only 20-25% of all warehouses and distribution centers, as the vast majority of warehouses rely on paper or mobile barcode scanning technology – commonly referred to as…
6 Ways to Successfully Implement New Technology and Get Employees Excited About It
DC Velocity & CSCMP’s Supply Chain Quarterly conducted a survey on the challenges in achieving payback on software. When asked about the biggest obstacle faced when deploying a software solution, the top results were integration, company culture (employee…
Two Stage Picking | Doubling Productivity For Slow Moving Items In A Warehouse
The rise of ecommerce and consumer expectations of next day shipping has increased the number of warehousing jobs, but not the amount of capable workers available to fill them. In the current labor market, warehouse…
