Al-Futtaim Toyota Material Handling, an Al-Futtaim Automotive company and distributor of Toyota Material Handling equipment in the UAE, has signed…
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Dubai South announced that EZDubai, its fully dedicated e-commerce zone strategically located in the heart of Dubai South’s Logistics District…
Bahrain’s MVC Global – providers of one of the leading supply chain track-and-trace platforms for pharmaceuticals and medical devices –…
Worldwide Distribution Center (WDC), which is headquartered in Dubai, has announced its gross revenue figure has increased by 20 per…
Lootah Real Estate Development (Lootah), one of the region’s most prominent real estate developers, announced the launch of Senaeyat, a…
GAC Dubai is installing over 15,000 high-efficiency solar panels to generate electricity for two of its contract logistics facilities. It…
The pace of change has never been as fast as it is today, and those changes will ultimately influence the warehouse of the future. From demographic shifts to increasing urbanization, and from drones to 3D printing, social and technological changes will put pressure on supply chain and logistics managers to move goods closer to consumers and develop warehouses with the flexibility and speed to support local, faster delivery through multiple channels.
The goods that make their way through supply chains ultimately end up with consumers, and consumers not only drive demand but set expectations for delivery. By 2030, the omni-channel journey of a customer will move further, and the channels might be even more diverse than today. The global market for warehousing and logistics robotics reached nearly $2 billion in 2016 and is projected to exceed $22 billion by the end of 2021. It is without a doubt that those companies who invest in robotics and automation now will be better equipped to thrive in the coming years
by Kasun Illankoon RSA-TALKE, a joint venture of Dubai-based third party logistics provider RSA Global, and Germany-based TALKE Group, announces…
Dubai Industrial Park has invested AED350mn for the industrial units and refrigerated warehouses project, CEO Saud Abu Al-Shawareb announced.
Dubai Science Park has partnered with Belhasa International Company to build the second phase of its warehouses in order to provide more space.