E-commerce and consumer preferences have reshaped the retail landscape. To stay relevant, you must adjust or face extinction.
Same-day delivery is becoming an expectation. To beat the competition and keep costs down, speed and agility are imperative.
Enhance operator productivity, meet demands
Approximately 33% of online orders are sent back as returns, 23% resulting from a mispick.
Improve first time accuracy
Customers continue to demand new options, resulting in serious SKU challenges.
Take charge of the invasion
Escalating SKU counts are forcing the need for more space, a costly capital expense.
Optimize your footprint
Trying to fill open positions with qualified labor is tough.
Retain talent and reduce turnover
Decrease cycle times, boost order picking, maximize your workforce and capacity with these game changing solutions.
Innovations designed to help increase operational efficiency and achieve next level performance.
Find out how a customer added 33-45% more pick positions, increasing the number of SKUs and revenue per square foot – without a costly facility expansion.
Discover how new slotting strategies and innovative multi-level lift truck design can enable higher performance and lower fulfillment costs.
Learn how robotic forklifts can help address labor challenges and control costs, while driving greater efficiency, productivity and reliability.
With consumers spending more on home improvements and new construction projects, the burden on home centers’ distribution operations is growing. And with an expansive e-commerce presence, offering a slew of additional products online, there is even more pressure to move products from the distribution center to the store, or to the customer – accurately and efficiently.
Learn how a full service hardware/home center company utilizes a range of Yale® forklifts in their distribution center to meet demand and keep their store shelves stocked. Their Yale fleet not only requires little maintenance, but includes unique ergonomic features that keep their operators comfortable and productive.
Established in 1949, Renys is a chain of department stores with 15 locations in Maine.
A family-owned and operated company, Renys started off as a single store in Damariscotta, Maine, and today employs more than 400 employees. Renys’ merchandise consists of a wide variety of products such as clothing and footwear, home appliances and home and garden supplies.
With a fleet of over 3,000 forklifts, a large retailer with hundreds of locations throughout the U.S. was finding it extremely difficult to monitor and manage their equipment maintenance activity and downtime.
