This one-day course provides an overview of common warehouse automation solutions from light to heavy automation. It is intended for executives in supply chain, logistics, warehousing, IT, distribution, and planning. Attendees will learn about various automation solutions for receiving, storage and retrieval, material flow, picking and outbound processes. They will also gain an understanding of automation costs, benefits, and ROI to help evaluate which solutions are most appropriate for their specific warehouse operations and goals. The course aims to help attendees select and implement the right automation strategies for increasing efficiency in their facilities.
This one-day course provides an overview of common warehouse automation solutions from light to heavy automation. It is intended for executives in supply chain, logistics, warehousing, IT, distribution, and planning. Attendees will learn about various automation solutions for receiving, storage and retrieval, material flow, picking and outbound processes. They will also gain an understanding of automation costs, benefits, and ROI to help evaluate which solutions are most appropriate for their specific warehouse operations and goals. The course aims to help attendees select and implement the right automation strategies for increasing efficiency in their facilities.
This one-day course provides an overview of common warehouse automation solutions from light to heavy automation. It is intended for executives in supply chain, logistics, warehousing, IT, distribution, and planning. Attendees will learn about various automation solutions for receiving, storage and retrieval, material flow, picking and outbound processes. They will also gain an understanding of automation costs, benefits, and ROI to help evaluate which solutions are most appropriate for their specific warehouse operations and goals. The course aims to help attendees select and implement the right automation strategies for increasing efficiency in their facilities.
An increase of labor and land costs combined with escalating customer
demands mean that warehouse automation is quickly becoming a prerequisite of efficient operations. This course provides an overview of the most common automations from light to heavy, how to evaluate what suits your warehouse and how they can help you achieve your goals.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
This course is tailored for executives operating Those who complete the course will: in the supply chain including logistics, •• Have knowledge of the common and latest warehousing, IT, distribution and planning. automation solutions for warehousing Though this course is introductory in scope, •• Gain an understanding of the costs and attendees are expected to be knowledgeable of pre-requisites for each automation the logistics and warehousing domains. solution •• Gain an understanding of the expected benefits of the different solutions •• Be able to complete an analysis and to select the most appropriate solution for your operations. Course Outline
I. Automation Overview VI. Automating Data Collection
II. Overview of the Traditional Warehouse 1. RFID Operations 2. Automated Measurements Systems III. Warehouse Automation VII. Unique Solution Providers 1. What is it? 1. Kiva Robot 2. When and Where to Automate? 2. Auto Store 3. Why is it important? VIII. Additional Automation Around the IV. Outsourcing Warehouse 1. Building Management System V. Warehouse Automation Systems (Overview, 2. Weight scales Applications, Costs, Benefits, ROI) 3. Delivery Drones 1. Receiving Automation 4. Delivery Robots i. Pallet Inverter ii. Palletizers IX. Top 10 Automated Warehouses 2. Storage and Retrieval Automation2 X. What do we expect to hit the i. Vertical and Horizontal Carrousels Middle-East soon? ii. Vertical Lift Module iii. Orbital Shuttle Systems iv. AS/RS Mini Load v. AS/RS Unit Load vi. Garments on Hangers 3. Material Flow Automation i. Conveyors ii. Lifts 4. Automated Guided Vehicles 5. Monorails 6. Picking/Outbound Automation i. Pick / Put To Light ii. A Frame iii. Automated Order Selection iv. Pick-N-Go v. Outbound Sorters vi. Automatic Truck Loading