April 2020

Goods to Person in a Brave New World. Brandon Hunter will be co-hosting a webinar with Joe McGiness of OPEX Corporation to discuss the future of Material Handling.   This coming Tuesday May 5th at 4PM EST Brandon Hunter of System in Motion will be hosting a Webinar on Goods to Person technology with Joe McGinnis of OPEX. I am hoping that some of you would be able to join the webinar,Goods to Person Technology will shape how we do eCommerce in the future. In this Seminar we plan to dive deeper into this technology. Check out the video to learn more.  VIDEO LINK Topic: Goods to Person in a Brave New World We will be discussing: Labor Supply shortages – In your business and ours Cost justifications for Goods to Person Technology Major project deployment times Unique Solutions Micro Warehousing what is it and when does it make sense. Time: May 5, 2020 04:00 PM EST REGISTER HERE

Employee Profile in MHEDA Journal \”@Work\” Austin King has been with System in Motion since he graduated from Purdue University. Austin\’s educational background is an Industrial Engineering Technology degree with a Supply Chain concentration including a PMP (Project Management Professional) certification. These foundational blocks have helped him and System in Motion achieve success in System Integration, Project Engineering and Sales. We first met Austin when he attended the MHEDA convention as part of a Student Tour Group. This year he led a Student Tour Group for us and MHEDA at Modex 2020 in Atlanta. His engineering background has helped move the needle on our ability to supply customers with a first-class Customer Experience. Read the entire article in his words here (Click Here).

With today\’s environment we need to do all we can to keep our Employees Safe and Healthy Securing the entrances to your facility is important.  Many facilities have never installed a \”Drivers Cage\” to secure a space for the drivers to wait until they can be helped.  These small secure welded wire cages provide a safe place for the drivers or warehouse visitors to wait.  With today\’s environment, these small secure rooms are even more important and the use of them has expanded beyond just a Drivers rooms. Typical wall panels are roughly 4\’ x 8\’ and available in 1\’ increments.  The modular design allows Security Cages to be created in many shapes and sizes to match your facilities needs. Another option to create a small waiting area could be the High Visibility Guardrail.  The Guard rail can be used to keep visitors and employees out of a traffic zone for fork trucks.  These are not the standard galvanized highway rails.  These are solid steel, heavy duty units intended to stop fork trucks from damaging equipment and protect pedestrians.  Components to create your custom, safe, and secure zone are ready for immediate shipment.  For more information, use the link below or give us a call. Learn More! Click Here.