As warehousing, logistics networks and supply chains as a whole take on new meaning in the broader business environment, companies are looking for ways to strategically align capabilities; recruit the necessary warehousing and distribution talent for both associate and managerial roles; and adopt technology tools that support continuous improvement goals.
In Logistics 2030: Navigating a Disruptive Decade, Auburn University’s Raymond J. Harbert College of Business highlights the current warehousing and distribution challenges that companies are dealing with and maps out these organizations’ current and future priorities.
