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Amy Wunderlin

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  • Supply Chain and Technology Writer, Freelance
Fort Atkinson
As seen in: Business Insider, Aol, NewsBreak, Concrete Contractor, Equipment Today, Supply Chain Management Review, Logistics Management, Supply & Demand Chain Executive, SupplyChain 24/7, FacilitiesNet and
Freelance writer specializing in supply chain, logistics and technology. I've also been known to dabble in the construction industry.
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Lift Truck Tips: Good ergonomics attract and retain good lift truck operators

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By Amy Wunderlin Verified
| Modern Materials Handling Verified
Finding and retaining skilled and experienced lift truck operators is one of today’s biggest challenges for logistics companies. A traditionally physically demanding job, many drivers report burn out or injury concerns as a top factor in their decision to quit.
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A logistics company designed an AI tool inspired by its supply-chain veteran COO. Meet Uncle Phil. Original

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By Amy Wunderlin Verified
| Business Insider Verified
What if you could take your company's best manager and clone them? Lazer Logistics, a yard logistics company that helps major retailers and manufacturers manage their freight from docks to warehouses, is attempting to do just that with the help of artificial intelligence. Mike Murphy, the company's senior vice president of yard solutions and innovation, built an AI coaching tool that is embedded inside its operating system.
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Lift truck safety every day: Building a strong safety culture

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By Amy Wunderlin Verified
| Modern Materials Handling Verified
A strong safety culture lets lift truck operators know someone has their back. A notoriously dangerous job as it is, drivers are more vulnerable than ever as warehouses are constantly challenged to move more products at less cost but more efficiently. As warehouses grow busier and more congested, operators are being asked to navigate heavy loads at a high rate of speed while in the same space as pedestrians, material flow and other materials handling equipment.
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