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> Last updated: 2026-10-22

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- [Warehouse Automation Software: 5 Principles to Learn from BMW, Bossard & Co.](https://epg.com/warehouse-automation-software-5-principles/): When companies such as BMW, Bossard, MISUMI, YKK, Fiege, DHL, or Hellmann automate their warehouse processes, the focus is rarely limited to individual systems or technologies. They need solutions that can meet demanding requirements for performance, availability, and flexibility while fitting into existing structures. And although the individual processes may differ considerably, the same questions come up again and again when it comes to warehouse automation software. How can different automation technologies be connected reliably? How can existing systems remain in use while new components are added later? And how can the architecture remain open enough to avoid dependence on individual vendors or isolated technical solutions? Five key principles can be derived from EPG projects with leading international industrial and logistics companies. They show what matters when planning and developing automated warehouses and the role that WMS, WCS, vendor-independent integration, and scalable software architecture play in the process.
- [How to Introduce AI Decision Support in the Warehouse](https://epg.com/warehouse-ai-decision-support/): As the media touts the infinite possibilities of AI, companies are looking for practical ways to introduce and scale emerging tools in their operations. The latest AI systems can evaluate operational conditions to identify the best course of action and even execute that action themselves. But just because AI can, doesn't mean that it should. At least, not yet.
- [Why Warehouse Knowledge Is Missing Exactly When It Is Needed](https://epg.com/why-warehouse-knowledge-is-missing-exactly-when-it-is-needed/): Data and process knowledge are available in the warehouse but often difficult to access. Discover how warehouse AI and Conversation Intelligence can make operational information directly available.
- [Why the Shortest Route Is Rarely the Best Route](https://epg.com/why-the-shortest-route-is-rarely-the-best-route/): Warehouses rarely reach their limits because of a single bottleneck during peak periods. The real challenge is the combination of increasing operational complexity and growing pressure on the workforce. Managers need to understand more quickly why processes are deviating from plan, while employees need clear guidance and useful feedback even when volumes are high. Operational AI and gamification can address both challenges. They help teams understand developments sooner, make progress visible, and maintain motivation under pressure. This provides a stronger foundation for decision-making and gives employees greater confidence during ongoing operations. The result is a warehouse that does more than absorb peak demand through additional capacity. It remains capable of responding effectively as conditions change. Using a compact peak-readiness check, this article outlines five questions warehouse leaders should ask before the next peak season.
- [No Peak Panic: How Warehouse Teams Stay in Control Under Pressure](https://epg.com/no-peak-panic-how-warehouse-teams-stay-in-control-under-pressure/): Warehouses rarely reach their limits because of a single bottleneck during peak periods. The real challenge is the combination of increasing operational complexity and growing pressure on the workforce. Managers need to understand more quickly why processes are deviating from plan, while employees need clear guidance and useful feedback even when volumes are high. Operational AI and gamification can address both challenges. They help teams understand developments sooner, make progress visible, and maintain motivation under pressure. This provides a stronger foundation for decision-making and gives employees greater confidence during ongoing operations. The result is a warehouse that does more than absorb peak demand through additional capacity. It remains capable of responding effectively as conditions change. Using a compact peak-readiness check, this article outlines five questions warehouse leaders should ask before the next peak season.


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