Exotec Report: 25% of Supply Chain Leaders Regret Warehouse Automation Decision
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Exotec released a report based on a survey of 250 supply chain decision-makers, revealing that 25% regret their warehouse automation decisions. The report identifies three main factors contributing to regret: underestimating lifetime costs, unclear accountability for performance, and implementing automation before operations were ready. Larger companies with over $1 billion in revenue were more likely to report underperformance, and low-cost providers were criticized for hidden costs and poor support.
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Exotec released a report based on a survey of 250 supply chain decision-makers, revealing that 25% regret their warehouse automation decisions. The report identifies three main factors contributing to regret: underestimating lifetime costs, unclear accountability for performance, and implementing automation before operations were ready. Larger companies with over $1 billion in revenue were more likely to report underperformance, and low-cost providers were criticized for hidden costs and poor support.
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