Let's Talk Logistics with Saul Resnick, CEO, DHL Supply Chain UK & Ireland

Recorded in collaboration with Körber Supply Chain Software, this episode explores the concept of gamification and its importance in managing the warehouse workforce. Our guests discuss the basics of gamification, its importance in the warehouse sector, and how it can be used to improve worker satisfaction and retention.Guests:Nick Retzmann, Chief Growth & Product Officer at VaibeAnton du Preez, Executive Vice President Sales Software EMEA, Körber Supply Chain SoftwareMatt Gregory, Managing Director for Northern Europe, Körber Supply Chain Software. Vaibe:https://vaibe.com/Körber:https://www.koerber.com/en/supply-chain

This week we sit down with Saul Resnick, CEO, DHL Supply Chain UK & Ireland. He gives us unique insights into how DHL maintained incredible levels of service during disruption caused by coronavirus restrictions. Saul details the benefits of forming strategic partnerships with other supply chain businesses and offers his advice on how to remain committed to ambitious sustainability targets without compromising on operational efficiency.

Following on from last week’s episode about the impact of the conscious consumer on warehouse operations, our panel of experts discusses the opportunities for investment in the latest automation technology. We explore the benefits of robotics solutions, including the role of AI and software in improving efficiency, as well as a look at the potential for warehouses to play a pivotal role in the circular economy. Guests:Kim Baudry, Global Market Development Director, DematicClare Bottle, CEO, UKWADave Berridge, Secretary, AMHSA

Join us for an engaging discussion on the impact of the conscious consumer on the apparel industry. Our guests, all experts on warehousing, will share their insights and expertise on how consumer behaviour is driving change in logistics, exploring the challenges and opportunities presented by the growing demand for sustainable and ethical practices, and how companies are adapting to meet the needs of the conscious consumer. Guests:Kim Baudry, Global Market Development Director, DematicClare Bottle, CEO, UKWADave Berridge, Secretary, AMHSA

As the festive season approaches, you may well be sourcing a new party outfit online. How much do you know about the journey your Christmas jumper takes from the warehouse to your front door?In this episode, Kim Baudry (Global Market Development Director, Dematic) unravels the intricate web of the apparel industry's logistics, diving deep into the complex supply chain that brings your favourite garments from design to your wardrobe. She explains why fashion has unique logistical challenges and details how a shifting consumer base has influenced technological trends.Learn more about apparel fulfillment: https://www.dematic.com/en-gb/industries/apparel/

Do you know the difference between artificial intelligence and machine learning? What about deep learning? And do you know how AI can be applied in the logistics sector to drive efficiencies and save money?Starting with the basics, three experts from across the industry share their knowledge to help you separate science fiction from science fact. If you want to get to grips with how AI can improve your operations, here's a good place to start.Guests (in order of appearance)Alison McHugh, Robotics & Automation Product Leader, Brain Corphttps://braincorp.com/uk/Nishith Rastogi, Founder & CEO, Locushttps://locus.sh/David Jinks, Head of Consumer Research, ParcelHerohttps://www.parcelhero.com/

From vinyl records to musical instruments, it is said that music makes the world go round. But what makes music move?In this special episode, James Osborn from TGW Group combines his vast knowledge of warehouse automation with his passion for music. He paints a picture of the specific challenges that come with the storage and distribution of physical media and musical instruments, and, along with his string quartet, performs two pieces of music for us.This episode also features Martin Evans from Piccadilly Records, a world-renowned record shop in Manchester, UK. He shares why he believes the physical media market remains strong in the age of streaming, and offers valuable insight into managing a multi-channel retail business.TGW Group: https://www.tgw-group.com/en/Piccadilly Records: https://www.piccadillyrecords.com/

One year on from the launch of ASG Energy Services, we sit down with the Managing Director, Tony Gresty, who shares how he adapted his business to provide renewable energy for the warehousing sector. We delve into the technical aspects of solar panel installation and explore the potential cost savings for companies who make the switch. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to ensure you don't miss our latest uploads.For the latest news, industry views, as well as the latest product innovations, visit www.logistics-channel.com.Don't forget to join the conversation and let us know what topics you want us to cover in future on LinkedIn

If you've ever ordered a small item online and had it arrive in over-sized packaging, or discovered a shocking amount of wasted space in your warehouse, this episode is for you. This week on The Logistics Podcast, we are examining the epidemic of inefficient storage and shipping with two logistics experts who are tackling this problem head-on.Fresh off the back of his company's win at the Power Pitch contest at IMHX 2022, Bob Evans of S&S Plastics discusses how to optimise space on your warehouse shelves by using stackable insert tubs made of sustainable plastic. We are also joined by Jo Bradley from Sparck Technologies. She covers upcoming EU regulations on e-commerce packaging which are thought to be adopted by the UK, and offers businesses guidance on how to prepare for this legislation.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to ensure you don't miss our latest uploads.For the latest news, industry views, as well as the latest product innovations, visit www.logistics-channel.com.Don't forget to join the conversation and let us know what topics you want us to cover in future on LinkedIn

From the latest industrial property updates to new product launches, this episode of the Logistics Podcast covers all the top headlines from the past month. Want your company to feature in upcoming news summaries? Get in touch with the Logistics Channel over on LinkedIn to provide a submission.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to ensure you don't miss our latest uploads.For the latest news, industry views, as well as the latest product innovations, visit www.logistics-channel.com.