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Transforming Maersk’s logistics with Dexory’s real-time, automated insights solution
Maersk has signed up for a trial with Dexory and now has autonomous robots operating in warehouse facilities in Kettering and Tamworth UK. Maersk is a global leader in containerised logistics and is working to connect and simplify its customers’ supply chains, operating in 130 countries with over 100,000 people.
Transforming global warehouses with ID Logistics’ ASTRID program
Imperative Logistics enhances efficiency and safety with DexoryView
Imperative Logistic’s deployment of DexoryView marks a significant step forward in how distribution centers can embrace automation. After testing - and outgrowing - drone-based systems, Imperative Logistics has found in Dexory a solution built for the scale, complexity, and safety demands of modern logistics.
How Pick count helped Maersk and iB Cargo improve pick accuracy and dramatically reduce manual counting effort
Using Dexory’s autonomous robots, the entire pick face area is scanned weekly. The resulting data is analysed to clearly separate locations with no discrepancy, minor discrepancies, and significant discrepancies that require physical verification.
How ID Logistics achieved 100% inventory visibility with Dexory’s robotics & AI
As part of its commitment to continuous improvement, ID Logistics is always seeking cutting-edge solutions that blend robotics, artificial intelligence, and digitalisation to optimise performance. After testing numerous technologies over the years, ID Logistics found that DexoryView provided unmatched accuracy and immediacy, leading to a transformational shift in their operations.
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From Logistics 4.0 to 5.0: what's changing?
At its core, Logistics 5.0 integrates three critical elements: AI-driven autonomy, human-centred design, and sustainability - which create warehouses that are not just efficient, but intelligent, empowering, and environmentally responsible.
Inside the Observable warehouse: seeing is saving
The second step on the journey to Adaptive warehouses, after the “Blind” one, is what we call “Observable”. A Blind warehouse is one that operates with limited, manually gathered data, it is reactive - which brings many hidden costs.
NFI embraces real-time visibility coupled with autonomous technology to drive innovation across its operations
To support its ongoing efforts in continuous improvement, NFI partnered with Dexory to introduce a real-time, autonomous inventory management system. The goal: to enrich visibility, streamline processes, and empower teams with actionable data, without disruption.
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Without good data, there is no smart warehouse
In today’s competitive logistics environment, every second counts - and every decision depends on data. Yet, many warehouses still operate with incomplete, inaccurate, or outdated information.
Meet the team: Nick Mamouzellos, Demand Generation Manager
I was born and raised in Athens, Greece, where I spent my childhood with my family. At Dexory, I focus on demand generation. My role is all about driving the business forward - from building brand awareness and generating leads, through to supporting revenue growth and helping to close new business.
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The Hidden Costs of the Blind Warehouse
The warehouse is undergoing a transition, from a “blind” status, from a data-visibility point of view, to a fully “adaptive” one where systems will think and act autonomously to improve performance and operations.
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