Robots need to be built, programmed, customized, maintained, serviced and continuously updated. This requires logistics planners, hardware designers, engineers, computer programmers, materials management specialists, and a multitude of other technicians.
The Hackett Group & Symphony Ventures Announce Global Partnership to Enable Enterprise Digital Transformation
Via Robotic Process Automation and Intelligent Automation
“Robotics in Logistics” – a new trend report produced by Deutsche Post DHL Group (DPDHL Group) – maintains that robots will soon be standard in warehouses around the world.
During this webinar you'll learn how Crete Carrier has deployed several hundred "software robots" through a no coding integration and automation approach to automate many business activities that are core to their logistics operations and business interactions…
As the needs of manufacturing and logistics grow exponentially, the supply chain industry will be one of the first to reap the benefits of the robotic revolution.
The employment report released this morning by the Bureau of Labor Statistics may add to the concern that supply chain professionals will be replaced by automation in the future.
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