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635: Integrating Fragmented Warehouse Systems with EPG’s Unified Approach

Live from the Intralogistex USA Conference in Miami, Kevin chats with Javier Esteve, Vice President of Sales at EPG (Ehrhardt Partner Group). EPG, founded in 1987 in Germany, now serves more than 1,600 customers worldwide and employs over 1,000 people. Known for its Lydia Voice and warehouse management solutions, EPG delivers a unified supply chain execution suite designed to simplify and connect every part of logistics. Javier shares how EPG helps organizations transition from fragmented warehouse technology to integrated, data-driven systems that support automation, efficiency, and a better employee experience. From Fragmented Warehouse to

634: Building a Boutique 3PL with AMSCO Prep

Kevin chats with Joe Biancofiori, President of AMSCO Prep, to explore his journey from corporate life to running a fast-growing fulfillment and prep service. AMSCO Prep, initially launched in 2017, began as a small FBA prep business and has since expanded into direct-to-consumer (DTC) distribution and fulfillment. Joe shares how his entrepreneurial drive led him from packing boxes in his basement to managing multiple warehouses handling millions of units each year.  The conversation delves into how AMSCO Prep adapted to changing Amazon policies, the importance of selecting the right warehouse management system, and what

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633: Voice AI in Warehousing from aiOla

Kevin chats with Alon Peleg, COO of aiOla, about how voice AI is transforming warehouse operations. AiOla is a voice AI lab that develops technology to convert unstructured spoken data into structured, actionable insights for industries such as logistics, aviation, and manufacturing. Instead of relying on keyboards, tablets, or outdated paper processes, workers can now interact naturally with systems in their own language.  The conversation highlights why voice AI is advancing beyond legacy picking tools, how it handles accents, jargon, and noisy environments, and why it’s accelerating adoption across the supply chain. As Peleg

632: EASE Logistics on Innovation, and Autonomous Trucking

Navigating today’s supply chain requires more than trucks and warehouses—it takes vision. In this episode of The New Warehouse Podcast, Kevin chats with Peter Coratola, Founder and CEO of EASE Logistics. Based in Dublin, Ohio, EASE Logistics has grown from a startup launched during a hectic season of Peter’s life into a thriving asset-based 3PL. Today, EASE is piloting an autonomous truck platooning project, partnering with the state of Ohio and major technology providers to test a safer, more efficient future for freight movement. Peter shares how his company approaches innovation, why safety and

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631: Customer-Centric Automation with Adrian Stoch of Hai Robotics

In this episode of The New Warehouse Podcast, Kevin chats with Adrian Stoch, CEO of the Americas at Hai Robotics. Adrian recently transitioned from the end-user side, with leadership roles at GXO and Target, to the solution-provider side at Hai. His unique perspective brings a sharper focus on customer success in warehouse automation. Adrian shares why he joined Hai Robotics, how his past experiences shaped his views on automation, and why customer outcomes must drive innovation.  Adrian also dives into adoption challenges, the rise of humanoids, and how Hai Robotics is rethinking automation excellence.

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Warehouse Trends September 2025: Robotics, Fulfillment, and WERC Insights

September on The New Warehouse Podcast highlighted major shifts in the warehousing industry. Robotics moved from pilot to floor-ready, fulfillment models got faster and smarter, and WERC delivered blunt lessons on AI and safety. Here’s a quick roundup of the trends and insights shaping warehouse operations right now. Warehouse Robotics on the Rise Robotics took center stage this month with practical breakthroughs hitting the warehouse floor. Boston Dynamics’ Stretch robot is tackling one of logistics’ toughest jobs, floor-loaded container unloading, at speeds up to 1,000 cases per hour. As Madi Weiss noted, “Once people actually start working with them, they

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