Andy Johnston, Senior Director of Innovation at GEODIS, discussed where to start with warehouse automation and emphasized the importance of identifying the workflow that needs to be solved and then finding the right technology to automate it. Johnston highlighted the need for a cultural fit between the company and the automation partner, as well as the importance of visibility and data analysis in the automation process. He also discussed future trends in warehouse automation, including increased collaboration between humans and robots and the development of more complex technology.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:07 Defining Innovation in Warehouse Operations
07:12 Assessing Warehouse Readiness for Automation
10:34 The Importance of Working with a Partner
13:22 Finding the Right Automation Partner
16:12 Choosing the Right Automation Solutions
20:16 Common Pitfalls and Mistakes in Automation Selection
22:45 Advice for Companies Hesitant to Adopt Automation
26:51 Key Takeaway: Managing Expectations
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