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Argos Blog2023-07-20T02:50:43-06:00
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Productivity Gap Increases as Majority of U.S. Warehouses are Supported by a WMS System

Almost 70% of Warehouse facilities in the U.S. have a WMS system; Where does your company stand within the gap of productivity? Read the latest Argos Software blog to learn more about this recent survey.

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7 Must-Have Dashboard Features To Grow Business Intelligence

Your Argos Software can help you get organized with an overview of what is going on with your processes by showing your data in an easy to use dashboard feature. Learn more about what this dashboard can display and how it can be used on the Argos Software blog

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How agribusiness may benefit from blockchain technology

Can your agribusiness find success with blockchain Technology? Argos Software’s latest blog has the information on blockchain technology being used for this industry. Read now to learn more!

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Warehouse-Vendor Relationships Need Improvement, but New Report Shows Ways to Strengthen Supply Chain Relationships

Supply chain relationships can use these tips for better warehouse-vendor relationships. Read the latest Argos Software blog for more information.

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Texas Cities Top Hottest New Industrial Real Estate Markets for Warehousing

Warehousing market is booming in Texas. Find out why warehouse real estate in Texas is in demand on the latest Argos Software blog.

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Walmart, Pepsico: 2 Top Supply Chain Management

Annual report shows top supply chain management companies

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Growing Warehouse Distribution Development is Justified Due to Demand, Says Report

Warehouse and distribution space is expanding rapidly in the U.S. due to strong demand, according to CBRE Group report

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NextGen Technologies Expected to Dominate Supply Chain in Five Years

Five innovations — robotics/automation, predictive analytics, the Internet of Things, AI, and driverless vehicles and drones — will have the greatest impact in how products will move through the supply chain in the future.

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Drones in Agribusiness: Giving Farmers Real-time Data Whenever They Need It

Farmers are starting to use drones in their fields to transmit information back to the greenhouse. Read the Argos Software Blog.