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Technology and Innovation
Warehousing and distribution operations are undergoing a significant transformation. While manual processes have long been the backbone of these environments, the increasing complexity of tasks, labor shortages, and the demand for higher efficiency are driving a shift toward automation particularly robotics.
MHI Updates
MHI, in collaboration with Deloitte Consulting, is asking industry professionals like you to take the 2026 MHI Annual Industry Report Survey. This survey gathers insights on how innovation is shaping supply chains and helps identify key strategies for organizations to stay innovative and competitive. By participating, you’ll be contributing to research that guides business and supply chain leaders across the industry on enhancing their future operations.
The Texas Warehousing Forum, hosted by WERC, is your chance to spend one powerful day focused on the innovations and insights shaping the future of the industry. The event will include expert-led sessions covering essential topics like TMS and WMS implementation, goods-to-person systems, and boosting labor productivity.
Education & Professional Development
The Warehousing Education and Research Council (WERC), a division of MHI, recently launched a Spanish version of its popular e-learning course “Distribution Logistics Fundamentals.” Aimed at Spanish-speaking professionals in the warehousing and distribution sectors, the move seeks to provide more inclusive access to essential knowledge and skills in the industry.
Sustainability
As we enter Q4 of 2025, it’s clear that circular economy practices aren’t just a passing trend. They’ve become a key part of the evolving material handling industry. Companies are increasingly adopting these practices to meet regulatory requirements and customer expectations, reduce costs, enhance sustainability, and foster innovation.
Supply Chain Trends
When it comes to moving critical loads safely and efficiently, overhead hoists and cranes are the backbone of modern manufacturing. The following cases offer unique challenges. These solutions address issues ranging from limited headroom to seismic requirements and space constraints. All deliver improved safety, uptime, and ergonomic efficiency.
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