Warehouse automation is no longer the preserve of the largest players – it is becoming the market standard. According to a Prologis report, around 30% of modern logistics space worldwide used some form of automation in 2025, and that share could reach as much as 50% by 2035.
For our customers, this means one thing: a warehouse that speaks the same language as their suppliers, customers, retail chains and logistics providers – in Poland and around the world.
Warehouse management often follows well-worn patterns. The infamous “we’ve always done it this way” has become the norm for many companies, and they pay a high price for it, even if that price isn’t immediately visible.
In our conversations with business owners, we keep hearing the same line: “Our logistics run flawlessly, we don’t need a WMS.” That’s great news, because efficient, stable operations are the foundation of any business.
During audits and site visits at many companies that are only just planning to implement a modern WMS, one thought comes up remarkably often: is the only way to boost warehouse productivity really to equip the team with professional running shoes?
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