Warehouse executives like their order-picking, but feel systems could improve

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A new survey of warehouse executives shows a general positive feeling around their existing piece-picking operations when it comes to accuracy and efficiency, but with an undertone that their systems could be a lot better. To address this, many of those surveyed are looking at automation and robotics systems to help them improve.

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