Improving Speed, Capacity and Accuracy of E-commerce Fulfillment
In this episode, Group Editorial Director Michael Levans is joined by Kevin Ledversis, Director of Sales at Newcastle Systems, an industry-leading provider of mobile powered workstations, accessories and power packages.
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In this episode, Group Editorial Director Michael Levans is joined by Kevin Ledversis, Director of Sales at Newcastle Systems, an industry-leading provider of mobile powered workstations, accessories and power packages.
Ledversis defines the current fulfillment environment and challenges brought on by the meteoric rise of e-commerce, and then discusses the unique role mobile powered workstations are playing to support existing workforces on the way to improving overall accuracy and cycle times.
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