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Bottom Line Improvement Through Mobility
September 8, 2010
•White Paper: Bottom Line Improvement Through Mobility
By Avery Dennison Printer Systems Division
Warehouse and distribution center operations are consistently asked to improve productivity while at the same time lowering operating costs. The hard reality of the retail industry today is one of shrinking margins that require new and innovative ways of doing business to stay competitive. Adding overhead in the form of people or distribution facilities may have never been an optimal way of supporting growing retail chains, but in today's hyper-competitive market it is definitely not a consideration when planning for the future.
What warehouse and distribution center operators have discovered is that small improvements to an operation's performance can produce large dividends to the corporation's bottom line. Of course, many of these small improvements come through large expenditures in equipment and software. A quick perusal of an industry magazine will reveal a virtual alphabet soup of initiatives, programs, associations, and products that promise the distribution professional the most up-to-date performance boosters available today.
Using the criteria of return on investment, (ROI), this whitepaper focuses on the bottom line results of introducing mobile printing technology into various warehouse and distribution center processes.
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