Woot, it’s available now! You will be so excited to see some amazing new distribution and manufacturing features added in DCWarehouse Automation Release .055.
Warehouse Automation and Shipping Solution Software
Woot, it’s available now! You will be so excited to see some amazing new distribution and manufacturing features added in DCWarehouse Automation Release .055.
DCWarehouse New Release
DCWarehouse Automation is an evolving product, with many new improvements added with each release. Here are some new essential items that may help your operations and save you time and money.
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On 7/9/20, Karen Norheim of American Crane hosted a #USAMfgHour chat about Digital Transformation, and after brief introductions, Karen kicked off the chat by asking why digital transformation is so important for USA Manufacturing. @ZeroSurge said, “Digital transformation is crucial for every manufacturer that wants to stay competitive in today’s industry. This is due to the various efficiency and productivity boosts these technologies offer. Fortunately, these solutions are becoming more cost-effective too! Karen agreed and added, “Pace of change in our industry demands we embrace new tech or get left behind. It is critical to competitive advantage and business viability today and in the future.”
What would you do if it never went back to “normal”? How would you adapt? What would make sense to do anyway? – Justin Spannuth
On 6/25/20 Justin Spannuth (@JustinUnique), VP/Chief Operations Officer of Unique Pretzels (@UniqueSnacksUSA) hosted the #USAMfgHour chat and discussed Strategy and Innovation.
“…Information is valuable. Having that information to help guide strategy and business decisions is essential.” – @NJMEP
On 6/18/20, chat co-founder Jennifer Wegman, Social Media/Communications Manager at Service Caster Corporation (@SERVICECASTER), hosted our #USAMfgHour chat on our @USAMfgHourChat account and discussed how manufacturers can easily leverage competitive intelligence and market research to inform their marketing, strategy, and operations.
On 6/11/20, Marie Moser of East Pointe Search Group (@EastPointeSG) hosted our #USAMfgHour chat, covering how manufacturers can partner with a staffing firm to recruit top talent.
After introductions, Marie asked participants, “What are the top three attributes on your checklist when partnering with a recruiter?” Participants who worked with a recruiter said that expertise in their fields, reputation, and the candidate evaluation process were all important to them. Marie said that her clients generally look for integrity, proficiency, and respect for their time and investment when they work with her.
On 6/4/20, Kirsten Austin of @DCSCInc hosted our weekly #USAMfgHour chat and asked participants, “How do you keep moving forward in a positive manner when times get tough?” Since everyone had such amazing answers to the questions, we included them below for you to read and enjoy.
On 5/28/20 Phil Mendelowitz (@witzshared) hosted a #USAMfgHour on Workplace Safety Programs and Theories of Safety. There are many safety programs available, and you should take a look at several to see what options make sense for your organization.

On May 21, 2020, Tony Nash, the CEO and Founder of Complete Intelligence (@complete_intel), hosted a #USAMfgHour chat on forecasting and AI for manufacturers. Below is a summary of Tony’s (@TonyNashonAsia) questions and answers on this very important topic.
Question 1: What are some of the trends manufacturers can expect to see in 2020 and in the next few years?
Answer 1a: “Procurement and category leaders will increasingly become strategy players within their companies. With AI/ML tools for cost transparency & scenario planning for manufacturing, these leaders can show ROI, significantly improve margins”
On 4/30/20 one of our founders, Kirsten Austin of @DCSCInc hosted the #USAMfgHour chat and discussed inventory and materials control.
The chat started off asking participants about recent online shopping experiences. Have participants been frustrated with online purchasing? If so, how? Responses included delivery delays, items showing as in stock that are not, and being unable to reach customer service to voice issues.