Lucas Systems announces new warehouse technology to serve a Gen Z workforce
Wexford, PA – January 25, 2023 — Distribution center technology provider Lucas Systems announced today its rollout of new technologies [...]
Warehouse Workers Demand Better Technology: New Insights From Lucas Systems ‘Voice of the Warehouse Worker’ Market Study
Warehouse workers value technology so much that they are willing to take a pay cut and switch jobs to use tech to help them do their jobs better, according to market study insights released today from Lucas Systems.
Warehouse Artificial Intelligence: High Expectations, Not Hitting Its Potential
Lucas Systems New Market Study Exposes Knowledge Gaps Wexford, PA – September 16, 2021 — Artificial Intelligence is a warehouse game [...]
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Voice efficiency as a revenue generator
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Wearable Industry Solving Workforce Woes
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The Interview. Lucas Systems. A pioneer in optimising warehouse operations
As a pioneer and leader in optimising warehouse operations for the past 25 years, Lucas Systems has helped hundreds of companies transform their distribution centre operations using AI, smart software, and voice.
