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SC Codeworks attended the Southeastern Warehouse Association (SWA) annual conference, which was a grand success. This regional conference delved into industry insights, the future of the Warehousing and Logistics business, among other things. You can get the summary of it here. Starting with the SWA conference, SC Codeworks team will be actively participating in the industry conferences and joining hands with industry leaders in providing thought leadership on keeping current with the cost-efficient and effective ever-changing technological needs of our industry.
From the company front, in the previous month, the SC Codeworks team did an amazing job helping our customers solve their pain points while gearing up for the quarterly mini release of our software platform. In conversation with prospective clients, our sales and business development teams are learning the pain points and challenges they are going through with their current WMS vendors and warehouse operations on the floor. We listened and wanted to do something about this, even though some of them are not our customers, yet.
I’m excited to announce two programs we are starting in the coming weeks: a webinar series that will walk through challenges and how we and our partners solved them. An advisory services program to help solve business challenges irrespective of the WMS platform used on the floor. This is just our SC Codework’s way of making our vast industry knowledge available to everyone. Stay tuned for these webinars and notifications on the advisory program. Meanwhile, please don’t hesitate to reach out if we can be of any help. Enjoy the read!
Suresh Chappidi
CEO
M&W Distribution:
How SC Codeworks helped optimize workflow
FUN FACT: Warehouse workers are estimated to walk up to 22,000 steps per shift... that's equivalent to almost 12 miles!
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