Nehmen Sie an diesen informativen Veranstaltungen und kommenden Webinaren teil, die sich mit den neuesten Entwicklungen in der Logistik und Lagerhaltung befassen.
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As the leading robotics and automation event in the Americas, this is the place for anyone working with or curious about automation. Join us at Automate in 2026 to discover what’s next — for you and the world.
June 22-25, 2026
Chicago, US

CeMAT AUSTRALIA is the leading event for intralogistics, robotics and automation, supply chain management, and materials handling in the Asia-Pacific.
June 23-26, 2026
Melbourne, Australia

Watch Emily Nerland, SVP of Growth at Dexory and Mike Robson, Founder of Aspire-360 talk through the real cost of operational drift: from misplaced inventory and inaccurate counts to the downstream impact on fulfilment speed, customer satisfaction, and profitability. Drawing on real-world data and practical insights, this session will give you a clear-eyed view of where your warehouse is leaking value and how to stop it.
June 17th, 2026
On-demand

Watch Oana (CC&PO and Co-founder) and Divya (Head of Artificial Intelligence) dive into how AI is being used in warehouses today, how AI can transform the logistics industry and make it work effectively and the potential ROI achieved by the use of it.
January 29, 2026
On-demand


With seasonal discounts, special events and the continued growth of online retail, what was once a clearly defined peak season has evolved into an almost year-round period of high demand.
The summer sales are already under way and, although the FIFA World Cup has ended, its commercial impact continues. On August 4, Adidas launched Spain's updated national team shirt featuring two stars to celebrate the country's two World Cup titles.
A real-time, accurate view of 1.1M sq ft, and a team focused on the work that matters.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is a major event affecting retail warehouses and global supply chains. Pressure will be strongest in the 16 host cities across the US, Mexico, and Canada.
The lack of predictability that this major cultural phenomenon brings puts immense strain on logistics facilities. To survive, warehouses must act fast, gain access to real-time data, and adapt to a demand cycle that shifts based on 90-minute match results.
