Webinar
WAREHOUSE AUTOMATION THAT WORKS: 3 LESSONS FROM BRØDRENE DAHL
A warehouse automation project is not only judged by what happens at go-live. The real test is how well the solution performs once it becomes part of daily operations. But which decisions help create long-term stability?
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Drawing on its own modernization journey, our customer Brødrene Dahl will share three practical lessons from delivering a complex automation project. You will also hear how the company is preparing for what comes next.
What you will learn:
- How to assess your operational needs when planning warehouse automation
- Where standard functionality can work well, and when customization makes sense
- How to build flexibility into your integration strategy
- What Brødrene Dahl learned from delivering a complex automation project
Join us for a customer perspective on making warehouse automation work beyond go-live!
Speakers
Thomas Rønningen, Central Warehouse Manager, Brødrene Dahl
Thomas has worked in Brødrene Dahl’s logistics operations for 16 years. His roles in the central warehouse have spanned picking, outbound operations, transport, and optimization projects. Prior to his current role, he was the company’s Logistics Development Manager for seven years and led Brødrene Dahl’s small goods automation project.
Anette Morken, Product Manager for Automation, Consafe Logistics
Anette is a Product Manager for Automation at Consafe Logistics. She started as a developer in 2018 and has since worked as a lead developer and architect on several warehouse automation projects. With a master’s degree in applied mathematics and a passion for solving complex problems, she drives the development of our software solutions to meet customers’ evolving automation needs.
