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hey announced an expansion of their strategic collaboration by implementing the AutoStore system at a new distribution center in Phoenix, Arizona. With this new facility, PUMA aims to
from 100,000 to 200,000, enhancing speed, retail supply chain
PUMA and Bob Philion, president PUMA North America, along with AutoStore and Bastian Solutions, celebrated the grand opening alongside Arizona governor Katie Hobbs.
“PUMA’s new facility showcases the integral role Arizona plays in our country’s growing and thriving economy,” said governor Katie Hobbs. “We are grateful that PUMA, one of the world’s most recognisable brands, has chosen Arizona, furthering our reputation as a premier logistics hub supporting global companies.”
AutoStore’s cubic storage and retrieval system has been the default automated warehouse operations since 2015, serving distribution facilities in Indiana and California. Bastian Solutions has implemented the AutoStore system from the planning phase to execution on-site. As a result, PUMA has accuracy, scaled up warehouse capacity by 10x during peak times and improved delivery times from two weeks to the same day. “At AutoStore, speed is central to our value proposition. That’s why our system not only delivers high speed but also ensures accurate operations with minimal energy consumption. our solution is perfectly suited for high-throughput operations, even during peak demand,” said Mats Hovland Vikse, CEO at AutoStore. “We are grateful to the team at PUMA for our ongoing collaboration and for that meets the evolving demands of customer service.”
With retail ecommerce sales estimated to essential. AutoStore’s automated storage and retrieval solution uses a cube-based modular storage system with state-of-the-art robots and excellent software to improve operational
Since 2015, together with their integrator Bastian Solutions, PUMA and AutoStore have: • Moved 50+ million items • percent accuracy
• Shipped over 150,000 units per day and 2 million units per month, even during peak times
• Increased warehouse inventory capacity by 10x. storing 4.2M units in 100k square feet
• days to hours for priority shipments
• Reduced energy costs by up to 85 percent •
AUTOSTORE AND BASTIAN SOLUTIONS EXPAND AUTOMATED FULFILMENT WITH PUMA
AutoStore and systems integrator Bastian Solutions have once again partnered with global sports brand PUMA.
“At PUMA, our mantra is forever faster and that includes getting our products in the hands of our customers. AutoStore enables us to be the fastest we’ve ever been,” said Bob Philion, PUMA North America president. “With the rise of ecommerce, we’re seeing a higher volume of orders moving through our facilities, in addition to more frequent surges in demand. Our continued partnership with AutoStore and Bastian Solutions allows us to maintain this rapid pace while ensuring every order is CEO and president of Bastian Solutions, Aaron Jones, said: “At Bastian Solutions, we take pride in our long-standing partnership with AutoStore, having integrated over 100 of their systems across various industries. During our decade-long relationship, we’ve seen AutoStore become one of the most widely the world and we’re honoured to be a part of that journey. PUMA is a prime example of how, together, we prioritise the needs of our customers, solving operational challenges while helping them meet and exceed their business objectives. Our collaboration with PUMA showcases the power of innovation and customer-centric solutions to drive “Today marks an exciting time for our community as we welcome PUMA’s state-of-the- art facility to Glendale,” said mayor Jerry Weiers. “The presence of such
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a globally recognised brand underscores Glendale’s growing reputation as a hub for innovation and opportunity. This is a win for commitment to progress and the bright future ahead. Together, we’re building a stronger, more vibrant Glendale.”
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