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6 mobile robot trends changing warehouse operations

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By Bridget McCrea 
| Modern Materials Handling
Warehouse operators aren’t just buying robots anymore. They’re asking how those machines fit, communicate and keep product moving in their facilities. And while the hardware is still important, the bigger focus is on how software, integration points, fleet management tools, sensors and standards all work together with the robots in busy fulfillment environments.
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2026 Intralogistics Robotics Survey: Robotics moves into the mainstream

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By Bridget McCrea 
| Modern Materials Handling
Companies that want to make better use of their available space, get more out of their labor resources and improve throughput are looking to robotics for help. What was once a novelty or limited to very large organizations has become more accessible as companies gain experience and vendors bring more options to market.
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Tips for Cost-Effective Professional Development

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By Bridget McCrea 
| Independent Banker Magazine
Community banks face two relentless pressures: high employee turnover and a heavy compliance burden. Combined, these two realities consume most of their learning and development resources. This leaves little time or budget for growth-oriented training that drives results. Letting skills stagnate and expertise fade creates problems that don’t surface right away, but that can have substantial long-term impacts. The good news is that this is fixable.
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