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Webinar: Goods to person automation gets variations

Join our program with Geek+, Körber Supply Chain Software and S&S Activewear to discuss goods to person deployments.

Randy Randolph of Geek+, John Santagate of Körber Supply Chain Software and Brian Beale of S&S Activewear will join Robotics 24/7 for a discussion on goods to person system deployments, and how S&S partnered with Geek+ and Körber to meet consumer demands.

Automation comes in many shapes, sizes and forms. As organizations increase robot adoption, consumers have seen a difference in shipping and return speed. But what does that mean for the warehouse and potential bottlenecks in the automation sphere? 

As robots expand their presence in the consumer-facing world with food preparation and education - just to name a few - what automation processes organizations need to tackle to handle these interactions and manage expectations with consumers?

In this webinar, we will explore a real-world case study of how S&S Activewear collaborated with Körber Supply Chain and Geekplus to leverage robotics solutions in response to the evolving needs of consumers.

Date: Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Time: 3:00 P.M. EST/12:00 P.M. PST

Panelists will also discuss: 

  • The state of goods to person systems across industries
  • New technological advances to goods to person automation
  • How organizations tackle network connectivity with an abundance of robots in facilities

About the speakers

Randy Randolph
VP of Channels & Partnerships, Geekplus America

Randy is the VP of Channels & Partnerships at Geek+ America. He has 30+ years of combined industry experience in Logistics Software and Automation and has held various business development and sales leadership roles for some of the largest material handling companies in North America. He has a BS in Economics from Willamette University.

John Santagate
Senior Vice President, Robotics, Körber Supply Chain Software

John Santagate leads Körber Supply Chain Software as the Senior Vice President of Robotics. He drives the strategy for autonomous mobile robotics, warehouse robotics, and the robotics partner network. As a key component of Körber’s end-to-end solutions, John ensures his technologies drive customer success and integrate seamlessly with the broader Körber portfolio. Solving complex challenges and opening new opportunities through technology and innovation, John spent his career in supply chain making his customers the most efficient and profitable businesses in their industries.

Brian Beale
Chief Technology and Transformation Officer, S&S Activewear

Brian Beale has been an integral part of S&S Activewear, serving as the Chief Technology and Transformation Officer for the past 16 years. In this role, he has established himself as a visionary leader, instrumental in developing the custom Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system that underpins the entire organization. Under his guidance, the company has launched an industry-leading customer-facing website and ordering platform, significantly enhancing user experience and operational efficiency.

Donald Halsing
Associate Editor, Robotics 24/7

Donald Halsing is Associate editor of Robotics 24/7. As an editor and journalist with a Bachelor of Arts in English from Framingham State University, he has a strong background in developing engaging and impactful stories for print and digital media. In addition to serving as Editor-in-Chief of Framingham State’s award-winning independent student newspaper, The Gatepost, Don spent over four years in operations at Mattress Firm, with his primary responsibilities including inventory control and inventory management.



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