Solus Garden & Leisure Group brought in a system from Strategix to help it deal with the challenges of seasonal peak demands.
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Independent brewery Adnams set up its own bonded warehouse, cut costs and improved its inventory management – all off the back of a Duty and Warehouse Management system from RedPrairie.
Aero-engine maker uses planning system to boost performance.
Efficiencies shoot up at Jaguar Land Rover’s inbound operation following DHL’s introduction of new supply chain model
ColArt, the artists’ materials supplier has invested more than £4 million in automated systems. The group’s brands, which include Winsor & Newton, Lefranc & Bourgeois, Liquitex and Reeves, are sold through thousands of distributors and retailers to millio
Britvic’s 275,000 sq ft national hub at Lutterworth was a showcase for automation technology when it opened but time has moved on and operator Wincanton has been working hard to ensure the systems are up to date.
Logistics consultancy The Polygon Partnership designed and implemented a warehouse consolidation and reorganisation programme for Newell Rubbermaid in the UK.
Castle Metals Aerospace, which supplies high-performance metals to the aircraft, aerospace and defence industries, brought in a bespoke high level order picker to help improve put-away and picking at its 32,000 sq ft storage facility.
One of Germany’s top scientific research universities – Technical University of Munich – brought in Belgravium’s Atlanta PDA technology, to help it run its internal fire brigade operations.
Kimberley-Clark rolled out an i2 transport management system across its European and North American transport operations in a move to cut costs and carbon dioxide emissions from its supply chain.
