In any of the large manufacturing, mining, shipping, or retail and consumer packaged goods (CPG) industries, the business rationalizes manufacturing costs by optimizing production and warehousing operations. Since several warehouse functions continue to be human-intensive, intelligent next-generation enterprise warehouse management is now a business imperative.  Enterprises need to mitigate disruption in production by enhancing efficiencies in warehouse operations for minimal time and effort in receiving, slotting, and issuing goods as well as optimal stock inventory. The infographic below illustrates a typical warehouse management process.Infosys CobaltWhether it’s the food industry shipping packed and perishable goods or a mining company with large shipyards, warehouse activities are traditionally manual processes at indoor warehouses or outdoor/open yards. While mechanical equipment is used to move goods between locations or other facilities, activities such as pick-and-pack, inventory updates, and finding the right item for the right job involves significant human intervention. As human involvement increases, without efficient standard operating processes (SOPs), these activities become time consuming and error prone. Moreover, in multi-level warehouses, handling hazardous materials increases the risk of injury and accidents.To read this article in full, please click her
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