“Three major areas have captured the attention of warehouse and supply chain operators today: automation and robotics, applications in the cloud, and artificial intelligence.”
enVista’s Mobile & Edge Technology Solutions Practice empowers operations through connected workers, technologies, applications and processes at the intelligent edge of business
INDIANAPOLIS (April 17, 2024) – enVista, a leading supply chain and enterprise solutions provider, today announces the launch of its new Mobile & Edge Technology Solutions Practice. This expanded offering enhances enVista’s supply chain expertise automation with mobile computing and other edge technologies to help businesses unlock the power of their data and improve workflows and performance. enVista’s experienced solution architects can help assess existing technology landscapes, analyse workflows and guide in selecting and deploying the right modern edge technology products for connected workers and operations.
enVista offers a full array of professional services, including management and support of edge technologies, to reduce risk and ensure optimal execution, performance and data capture throughout the system lifecycle.
enVista’s Senior Director of Managed Services, Steve Philips, said, “Industry leaders are increasingly investing in edge technologies like mobile computing, barcoding, RFID, IoT sensors, machine vision and more. When considering such technologies, it is vital to have a trusted partner that will guide you through assessment, deployment, integration, management and support. We are excited to add such a focused team of experts that naturally enhances the end-to-end supply chain solutions enVista delivers for our clients.”
enVista partners strategically with key technology providers including Zebra, Cisco, Honeywell and SOTI to bring the full spectrum of offerings to its customers.
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Amid the explosive growth of e-commerce over the past few years, DCs have proved efficient at orchestrating the flow of goods purchased both online and in-store. With a continued surge of online purchasing expected, many companies view DCs as key to their omnichannel fulfilment strategy.
With a warehouse labour shortage still going strong, companies are finding creative ways to attract, onboard and retain workers to staff their DCs and warehouses.
