Optimize the Final 100 Feet
Efficient SLAM operations depend on software integration. Your shipping, labeling, applying, and manifesting (SLAM) area is a critical component to your overall operations. Known as the final 100 feet, SLAM is the final stop before your orders make their way ...
Right-Size Your Packaging
Sustainability efforts require a multi-faceted approach, and packaging is one big piece of the puzzle. Sustainability is becoming a core competency for many companies, and there are multiple methods to do better by the planet. Within the world of warehousing ...
Navigating Shipping Challenges: Strategies for Maximizing Efficiency When Rates Can’t ...
In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, digital transformation has revolutionized every aspect of the business landscape, including the shipping industry. Intralogistics, the internal logistics operations within a warehouse or distribution center have also undergone a remarkable evolution with the advent ...
Why SLAM Should Include Dimensioning Equipment
When it comes to the final 100 feet of your operations, automation can be the name of the game to increase efficiencies. Using tools for scanning, labeling, applying and manifesting (SLAM) can help ensure your packages get to the right ...
Handling Every Type of Packaging
Traditionally, warehousing has used corrugated boxes for shipping products. They’re easy to acquire, easy to load, seal and apply labels to, and they work well with automated scanning, labeling, applying, and manifesting (SLAM) equipment. Boxes remain a favored packaging choice ...
Podcast: SLAM Group talks Packaging
In this episode, SLAM Industry Group Members Greg Berguig, Vice President of Sales & Marketing at PAC Machinery and Gina Barrieau, Banding Sales Manager with an ecommerce focus at Felins discuss “How to determine what package type to ship”. Listen ...