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Strong economic growth coupled with an extremely tight labor market have created a perfect storm for the material handling industry. Demand for your products is up, but your ability to deliver those products is strained because you simply don’t have the personnel to meet every order.

Some call it the Amazon effect. The rise of e-commerce has heavily impacted the way consumers shop, the way retailers sell, and definitely the way the material handling industry addresses supply chain challenges. What does the Amazon effect mean for material handling?

Accidents happen. Even during what seems like a simple task of stocking a retail shelf, a lot can go wrong – and our customers have seen it all.

You don’t have time to be inefficient – especially if you’re in an industry with tight profit margins. You know that the faster you can move products, the more profit you stand to make.

Consumers who turned to click and collect to make their shopping experiences quick and easy during 2020 discovered the benefits of in-home shopping and easy pickup.

Learn how the effects of the pandemic have changed the way people shop and how their loyalties have shifted. We'll touch on three ways to create the retail experience customers want.