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Zawya
24-07-2025
- Business
- Zawya
93% warehouses prioritise throughput as key to ROI, says report
A new global report from AutoStore, analyzed by Swisslog, reveals that 93% of supply chain leaders rate improving throughput as a top warehouse priority in 2025, with nearly all surveyed (97%) having implemented some form of automation to date. With the Middle East logistics market set to double this year since 2020, the findings underscore the growing urgency for businesses to optimize automation and software capabilities to unlock higher performance and faster returns on investment. The State of Warehouse Management and Fulfillment 2025 report surveyed over 300 global executives with supply chain responsibility, benchmarking automation trends, and identifying key operational priorities. Swisslog, a leading AutoStore integrator, examined the findings with a focus on how advanced warehouse execution and automation control software, such as Swisslog's SynQ platform, can drive meaningful improvements in the metrics that matter most to regional businesses. Key highlights from the report include: ●Throughput performance surges in priority: Improving throughput rose from the 8th highest priority in 2024 to 4th in 2025, with 93% of respondents citing it as 'very' or 'extremely important.' ●Near-universal adoption of automation: 97% of warehouses have already implemented some form of automation, yet nearly half (48%) report being less than 50% automated, highlighting significant room for growth. ●Software-driven optimization: Advanced automation control software can unlock up to 20% increases in bin retrieval speeds by optimizing bin selection and order batching. ●Integration is critical: As automation levels expand, seamless software integration across multiple systems becomes vital to prevent operational complexity and ensure data-driven performance improvements. The report also highlights how flexibility in automation software enables businesses to adapt to evolving customer demands, streamline omnichannel fulfillment, and maximize both throughput and storage density. Commenting on the findings, Rami Younes, General Manager at Swisslog Middle East, said: "This year's report makes it clear: automation alone is no longer enough. Businesses that want to stay competitive must also focus on software that enhances performance and integrates seamlessly across technologies." "In the Middle East, where we're seeing fast growth in omnichannel retail and an e-commerce sector projected to reach $50 billion by 2025, the pressure to improve throughput, maximize density, optimize order fulfilment and adapt to demand spikes is mounting. Software is the key enabler of these capabilities," he added. The report also warns of the risks of fragmented automation systems, which can lead to inefficiencies and limit the value of operational data. Swisslog's SynQ platform addresses this by providing a single, unified software solution to manage and optimize automation assets. Copyright 2024 Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Web Release
24-07-2025
- Business
- Web Release
New Report Analyzed by Swisslog Reveals 93% of Warehouses Prioritize Throughput as Key to ROI
A new global report from AutoStore, analyzed by Swisslog , reveals that 93% of supply chain leaders rate improving throughput as a top warehouse priority in 2025, with nearly all surveyed (97%) having implemented some form of automation to date. With the Middle East logistics market set to double this year since 2020, the findings underscore the growing urgency for businesses to optimize automation and software capabilities to unlock higher performance and faster returns on investment. The State of Warehouse Management and Fulfillment 2025 report surveyed over 300 global executives with supply chain responsibility, benchmarking automation trends, and identifying key operational priorities. Swisslog, a leading AutoStore integrator, examined the findings with a focus on how advanced warehouse execution and automation control software, such as Swisslog's SynQ platform, can drive meaningful improvements in the metrics that matter most to regional businesses. Key highlights from the report include: Throughput performance surges in priority: Improving throughput rose from the 8th highest priority in 2024 to 4th in 2025, with 93% of respondents citing it as 'very' or 'extremely important.' Improving throughput rose from the 8th highest priority in 2024 to 4th in 2025, with 93% of respondents citing it as 'very' or 'extremely important.' Near-universal adoption of automation: 97% of warehouses have already implemented some form of automation, yet nearly half (48%) report being less than 50% automated, highlighting significant room for growth. 97% of warehouses have already implemented some form of automation, yet nearly half (48%) report being less than 50% automated, highlighting significant room for growth. Software-driven optimization: Advanced automation control software can unlock up to 20% increases in bin retrieval speeds by optimizing bin selection and order batching. Advanced automation control software can unlock up to 20% increases in bin retrieval speeds by optimizing bin selection and order batching. Integration is critical: As automation levels expand, seamless software integration across multiple systems becomes vital to prevent operational complexity and ensure data-driven performance improvements. The report also highlights how flexibility in automation software enables businesses to adapt to evolving customer demands, streamline omnichannel fulfillment, and maximize both throughput and storage density. Commenting on the findings, Rami Younes, General Manager at Swisslog Middle East, said, 'This year's report makes it clear: automation alone is no longer enough. Businesses that want to stay competitive must also focus on software that enhances performance and integrates seamlessly across technologies. In the Middle East, where we're seeing fast growth in omnichannel retail and an e-commerce sector projected to reach US$50 billion by 2025 , the pressure to improve throughput, maximize density, optimize order fulfilment and adapt to demand spikes is mounting. Software is the key enabler of these capabilities.' The report also warns of the risks of fragmented automation systems, which can lead to inefficiencies and limit the value of operational data. Swisslog's SynQ platform addresses this by providing a single, unified software solution to manage and optimize automation assets.
Hi Dubai
24-07-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
Swisslog Report: 93% of Warehouses Prioritize Throughput to Maximize ROI
A new global report from AutoStore, analyzed by Swisslog, reveals that 93% of supply chain leaders rate improving throughput as a top warehouse priority in 2025, with nearly all surveyed (97%) having implemented some form of automation to date. With the Middle East logistics market set to double this year since 2020, the findings underscore the growing urgency for businesses to optimize automation and software capabilities to unlock higher performance and faster returns on investment. The State of Warehouse Management and Fulfillment 2025 report surveyed over 300 global executives with supply chain responsibility, benchmarking automation trends, and identifying key operational priorities. Swisslog, a leading AutoStore integrator, examined the findings with a focus on how advanced warehouse execution and automation control software, such as Swisslog's SynQ platform, can drive meaningful improvements in the metrics that matter most to regional businesses. Key highlights from the report include: ● Throughput performance surges in priority: Improving throughput rose from the 8th highest priority in 2024 to 4th in 2025, with 93% of respondents citing it as 'very' or 'extremely important.' ● Near-universal adoption of automation: 97% of warehouses have already implemented some form of automation, yet nearly half (48%) report being less than 50% automated, highlighting significant room for growth. ● Software-driven optimization: Advanced automation control software can unlock up to 20% increases in bin retrieval speeds by optimizing bin selection and order batching. ● Integration is critical: As automation levels expand, seamless software integration across multiple systems becomes vital to prevent operational complexity and ensure data-driven performance improvements. The report also highlights how flexibility in automation software enables businesses to adapt to evolving customer demands, streamline omnichannel fulfillment, and maximize both throughput and storage density. Commenting on the findings, Rami Younes, General Manager at Swisslog Middle East, said, 'This year's report makes it clear: automation alone is no longer enough. Businesses that want to stay competitive must also focus on software that enhances performance and integrates seamlessly across technologies. In the Middle East, where we're seeing fast growth in omnichannel retail and an e-commerce sector projected to reach US$50 billion by 2025 , the pressure to improve throughput, maximize density, optimize order fulfilment and adapt to demand spikes is mounting. Software is the key enabler of these capabilities.' The report also warns of the risks of fragmented automation systems, which can lead to inefficiencies and limit the value of operational data. Swisslog's SynQ platform addresses this by providing a single, unified software solution to manage and optimize automation assets. The full State of Warehouse Management and Fulfillment 2025 report is available to download here. News Source: Sherpa Communications
Zawya
24-07-2025
- Business
- Zawya
New report analyzed by Swisslog reveals 93% of warehouses prioritize throughput as key to ROI
Dubai, UAE - A new global report from AutoStore, analyzed by Swisslog, reveals that 93% of supply chain leaders rate improving throughput as a top warehouse priority in 2025, with nearly all surveyed (97%) having implemented some form of automation to date. With the Middle East logistics market set to double this year since 2020, the findings underscore the growing urgency for businesses to optimize automation and software capabilities to unlock higher performance and faster returns on investment. The State of Warehouse Management and Fulfillment 2025 report surveyed over 300 global executives with supply chain responsibility, benchmarking automation trends, and identifying key operational priorities. Swisslog, a leading AutoStore integrator, examined the findings with a focus on how advanced warehouse execution and automation control software, such as Swisslog's SynQ platform, can drive meaningful improvements in the metrics that matter most to regional businesses. Key highlights from the report include: Throughput performance surges in priority: Improving throughput rose from the 8th highest priority in 2024 to 4th in 2025, with 93% of respondents citing it as 'very' or 'extremely important.' Near-universal adoption of automation: 97% of warehouses have already implemented some form of automation, yet nearly half (48%) report being less than 50% automated, highlighting significant room for growth. Software-driven optimization: Advanced automation control software can unlock up to 20% increases in bin retrieval speeds by optimizing bin selection and order batching. Integration is critical: As automation levels expand, seamless software integration across multiple systems becomes vital to prevent operational complexity and ensure data-driven performance improvements. The report also highlights how flexibility in automation software enables businesses to adapt to evolving customer demands, streamline omnichannel fulfillment, and maximize both throughput and storage density. Commenting on the findings, Rami Younes, General Manager at Swisslog Middle East, said, 'This year's report makes it clear: automation alone is no longer enough. Businesses that want to stay competitive must also focus on software that enhances performance and integrates seamlessly across technologies. In the Middle East, where we're seeing fast growth in omnichannel retail and an e-commerce sector projected to reach US$50 billion by 2025, the pressure to improve throughput, maximize density, optimize order fulfilment and adapt to demand spikes is mounting. Software is the key enabler of these capabilities.' The report also warns of the risks of fragmented automation systems, which can lead to inefficiencies and limit the value of operational data. Swisslog's SynQ platform addresses this by providing a single, unified software solution to manage and optimize automation assets. The full State of Warehouse Management and Fulfillment 2025 report is available to download here. -Ends- About Swisslog Swisslog delivers data-driven & robotic solutions for your logistics automation alongside reliable, modular service concepts. Collaborating with forward-thinking companies, we are committed to setting new standards in warehouse automation to provide future-proof products and solutions. As part of the KUKA Group, our customers trust the competence of our passionate employees – more than 14,000 people working across the globe. &
Web Release
17-06-2025
- Business
- Web Release
Swisslog to Equip Chalhoub Group's Riyadh Logistics Facility with Advanced Automation
Swisslog, a global leader in automated logistics solutions, is proud to be a key partner in the development of Chalhoub Group's new state-of-the-art logistics hub for fashion and beauty products in Riyadh. Located in the SILZ Free Trade Zone near the international airport, the facility will strengthen Saudi Arabia's logistics infrastructure, support the country's growing role in global trade, and cater to the rising demand for e-commerce and luxury goods across the region. AutoStore solution with SynQ software for fashion and beauty Swisslog was selected for its ability to deliver advanced automation solutions tailored to the evolving needs of the logistics sector. The hub will incorporate Swisslog's AutoStore system, featuring 67,000 bins, 42 robots, and fully integrated inbound and outbound ports managed through the SynQ AutoStore platform. By leveraging automation, the facility will enhance the flow of goods, ensure seamless operations, and provide the agility needed to adapt to market demands. Rami Younes, General Manager of Swisslog Middle East, commented, 'We are honoured to play a role in Chalhoub Group's regional expansion. As Saudi Arabia pushes forward with its Vision 2030 agenda, modernization of logistics and e-commerce infrastructure is essential to achieving long-term economic diversification. The integration of automation tech in this hub will not only improve supply chain efficiency but will also contribute to the broader objectives of the Kingdom's development plans. With logistics expected to account for 10% of the GDP by 2030, projects like this will shape the future of the Kingdom's economic structure, enhancing both global competitiveness and local resilience.' Swisslog continues to experience significant growth in the Middle East, with recent projects worth over $60 million across diverse industries, including fashion retail, food and beverage, and material handling. As demand for automated solutions increases, the company is committed to expanding its regional workforce by 20% over the next 12 months to support its growing portfolio and ensure its ability to deliver industry-leading automation technologies. Swisslog's continued success and investment in the Middle East reflect its unwavering commitment to providing reliable, flexible, and innovative solutions that help businesses stay competitive in an increasingly complex and fast-paced marketplace.
