“Warehouse automation is a reasonable answer for many firms with a rising number of responsibilities when it comes to running and improving their facilities,” Samir Gandhi, Managing Director, Gandhi Automation, says. Managers must manage growing quantities of goods and supplies, maintain and update antiquated technology, and work to minimise costs while maximising production.
Businesses According to Bureau of Labor Statistics data, worker turnover in warehouses is an astounding 36 per cent on average. This places even more focus on automation, boosting efficiency while reducing the need for labour.
Warehouse Automation Technology to the Rescue
Warehouse automation solutions provide managers with the tools they need to achieve better results with less effort by leveraging technology.
Because of the inherent efficiencies of automation, it can also increase customer satisfaction. Not to mention the reduced chance of human error. Automation allows warehouse workers to focus on higher-level and more difficult tasks, which improves morale while also lowering turnover and churn rates.
In addition, automation solutions typically provide a quick return on investment (ROI), typically within months.
Essentially, warehouse automation is recognised as the single most important way for businesses to dramatically improve warehouse management and relevant operational efficiencies.
