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10 Ways to Pick, Pack & Ship Like Amazon

Wednesday, October 2, 2019 at 2:00pm ET

Amazon has revolutionized customer expectations. Consumers now expect insight, visibility, and communication. Meeting these expectations can only be achieved through excellence in the warehouse and shipping best practices.

Join us for an interactive web seminar as logistics experts Troy Graham and Johannes Panzer reveal real world examples and practical techniques to pick, pack, and ship like Amazon.

The web seminar will reveal in an easy-to-understand format, the hidden secrets that every online retailer and logistics service provider needs to run world-class operations!

Join us on October 2 @ 2pm ET

Key things you will learn:

A close look at Amazon: How they do it
Practical techniques: Single to multi-order picking
Challenges: How to overcome the complexities of multichannel selling
Chaotic storage: What is it and how it can help you save money
Barcoding best practices: Techniques to integrate the technology into your warehouse
Real-world success stories

Troy Graham

Vice President, Business Development

Descartes Systems Group

Troy is an industry expert in logistics, warehousing, and barcode-driven technology. With an emphasis on ecommerce, warehouse automation, fulfillment and ecommerce integration, he brings over 15 years of experience to Descartes.

Johannes Panzer

Head of Industry Solutions for Ecommerce

Descartes Systems Group

Johannes is a domain expert in ecommerce fulfillment and logistics. He plays a central role in developing the to-go-market strategy and positioning for Descartes' Ecommerce solutions globally.

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Hopefully, you’re awake enough to handle a Simone Biles-like robot, because that’s we’ve got for you today. Besides the latest horror show from Boston Dynamics, there’s also Nintendo’s new Mario Kart game for your phone, and Netflix’s full trailer for the upcoming Breaking Bad spin-off movie.

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Boston Dynamics’ humanoid Atlas robot is now a gymnast

Over the past few years, we've seen Atlas navigate uneven terrain and even jump around a parkour course. This latest video is on another level, though. The bipedal robot does a handstand, rolls around and also does a few jumping twists -- all without losing its balance.

Separately, enterprise customers interested in one of the company’s dog-like Spot robots can apply to purchase one. According to Boston Dynamics, the versatile bot is useful for going places a wheeled machine can’t reach; like inspecting construction sites or serving as a remotely-controlled camera for public safety.

Tap and swipe as your racer navigates the NYC course.

'Mario Kart Tour' mobile racing launches on Android and iOS

The latest mobile port from Nintendo is here. The first stop for Mario Kart Tour is New York City, where players can control the familiar-looking racer using their phone’s touchscreen instead of a gamepad. The experience isn’t quite like playing Mario Kart on any other platform, but it’s free to try out, so give it a shot on Android or iOS.

If you want a life-sized BB Pod you’ll need to buy the game’s $200 special edition.

'Death Stranding' PS4 Pro includes a baby pod-inspired controller

Sony has unveiled a limited edition Death Stranding PS4 Pro bundle that will debut alongside the game on November 8th. As you might have noticed, the real centerpiece is that translucent yellow DualShock 4 controller -- yes, it's directly inspired by the creepy baby pods in the game.

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Choosing between OLED, LED and even 8K.

How to pick a 4K TV in 2019

Even though many of today's televisions have a baseline picture quality that was nearly unreachable just a few years ago, trying to find one that fits you among identical-looking screens with differences that are only apparent in their price tags will require some skill.

The good news? After a few years on the market, availability of the latest technology buzzwords has largely stabilized, so you don't have to spend a lot to get a great looking television.

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Phoebe Waller-Bridge lands wider TV deal with Amazon

After taking home multiple Emmy trophies for Fleabag, Phoebe Waller-Bridge landed a big new deal with Amazon. She’s also well-known for her roles in other projects like Killing Eve, Solo and the upcoming James Bond flick. Now with Variety reporting the deal’s value at $20 million per year, it’s clear Amazon thinks big things are ahead.

This isn’t just another quadcopter.

Watch the first flight of a drone with a microturbine engine

A company called UAV Turbines has successfully completed the inaugural flight of its Monarch 5 engine, which is essentially a tiny version of the engines you see on planes. The company says this marks "the first time a small-to-medium-sized drone has been powered by a turbine engine."

The best gets (slightly) better.

Apple Watch Series 5 review

According to Dana Wollman, the fifth edition of Apple’s Watch is a minor upgrade, but a good one. Even with its new always-on Retina display, it’s probably not a necessary upgrade from last year’s model -- that one still gets a lot of the other new tweaks thanks to WatchOS 6 -- but if you’re buying a smartwatch for the first time, then this is the best one you can get.

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2. Apple's iOS 13.1 and iPadOS are now available

3. Netflix's 'El Camino' trailer shows a deeply scarred Jesse Pinkman

4. Project xCloud's first public trial hits Android devices in October

5. 'The Last of Us Part II' lands on February 21st, 2020

6. Comcast Xfinity internet customers just got a free speed boost

7. The best games for Xbox One (Fall 2019 Edition)

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