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Simply Techspace - Simply Workspace


Effi cient systems and processes to keep everything running smoothly


Efficiency is everything in logistics these days, with warehousing and storage facilities relying on well-thought- out systems and technology to create a smooth fl ow that ensures goods get out of the door on time. Starting with a new-build empty shell, or as part of the


refurbishment of an existing unit, Simply Techspace and Simply Workspace combine to cover all requirements. As a fit-out specialist, Simply Workspace can help


clients plan their interiors to ensure maximum effi ciency and smooth fl ow. T e company is currently working with a local client that is about to move into a warehouse of a size equivalent to four football pitches. Jon Bautista, Managing Director of Simply Workspace,


said: “It is going to be a completely empty shell, and the client will need fl ooring, racking and a loading area, as well as offi ce space. “Anything to do with logistics relies on systems and


processes, and making sure the fl ow around the building lends itself to effi ciency. We partner with clients from the very beginning to discuss their needs, how stock will be stored and managed and come up with a plan that means they can fulfi l their orders as smoothly as possible.” An important element of that process is the technology


that plays such an important part in the automated processes that logistics relies on these days.


Simply Techspace, headed up by Matt Dann, is also


involved from the earliest stages to create fl ow lines and heat maps that help identify the optimum positioning for wifi and telephony so that every inch of the building has the coverage and communication it needs. In addition, the fi rm works with leading manufacturers


such as Zebra to supply and install stock management and IT systems that allow staff to carry out fulfi lment without a hitch. Zebra manufactures hand-held, vehicle mounted and


wearable computers, as well as barcode and RFID printers and scanners and environmental sensors. Matt Dann said: “Zebra is a leading manufacturer of


technology for use in the logistics and warehousing sector, making systems easier for clients in terms of storage and stock management. “We have a great deal of experience in the warehouse


sector, we’re currently working with a number of large fulfi lment clients, and Zebra products are very impres- sive. Simply Techspace has worked with them to equip a range of businesses; going through the planning stages with clients to help them come to a decision about what technology will work best for them. “It’s important to get it right from the start, whether it’s a


new building or a reconfi guration. T e whole logistics sec- tor these days relies on technology and effi cient processes and if you’ve got areas where there’s no signal or operatives can’t get goods out when they need to go out, you’re going to be less productive.”


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LOGISTICS & WAREHOUSING


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