A broader look at today\u2019s business
STILL hot as it used to be at the onset of the Covid-19 crisis, the global market continues to find e-commerce sexy but not its matured allied industry that is logistics.
He cited Gi Group Holding’s study that shows three-fourth or 75 percent of warehouse operators in developed countries have difficulty attracting employees. Eventually, it leads businesses to run at a lower capacity, with less efficiency and revenue cut. By promoting a promising career growth and using cutting-edge technologies, logistics companies can attract and keep Gen Z employees who will comprise 27 percent of the workforce by 2025.
This will be appealing and exciting for Gen Zs who are keen on digital solutions to purposely work and stay with the company. By using technologies like the ASRS to perform tasks with less human intervention, he said that businesses can highly shorten order processing time, enhance inventory management, and improve overall operational efficiency while aligning with an ideal workplace a Gen Z worker desires.
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