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Easy Metrics was easy to implement and enabled us to drive a fast ROI. As a result, we increased the productivity within our DC by more than 25%.
Jeff Kastning, Sr. Director Logistics, Brooks Sports -
The Raymond Corporation and Easy Metrics partnership delivers customers a unique business solution that is the first of its kind in the industry. The collaboration between two industry leading companies helps provide customers with greater warehouse visibility leading to increased employee productivity and overall warehouse efficiency.
Melinda Laake, Manager – Enterprise Solutions, The Raymond Corporation -
Easy Metrics has been the most user-friendly, adaptable to any WMS, best-supported form of Labor Management System I have used. The flexibility to be creative to site specific needs as well implementation of new ideas and modifications with limited pushback or delays. I would recommend this program above any other form of LMS.
David Robinson, Director of Labor Management, Genco -
The Easy Metrics Team provided the expertise and guidance required to implement incentive plans that support our long term goals.
Rick Martinez, VP of Operations, Cutter & Buck
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Labor Management Made Easy
Are you finding that trying to manage your largest expense, labor, is hard, costly, and difficult? There’s a better way to get full visibility into your labor. Find out 5 ways Easy Metrics has made labor management easy. Read More
Warehouse Labor: Do You Know Where Your Money Goes?
Did you know on average, 35% of warehouse labor is on non-productive and other indirect hours? Think meetings, clean-up, housekeeping, waiting on work, system downtime, charging forklift batteries…the list goes on. A 100 person warehouse operation spends nearly $800,000 on indirect labor each year. Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) misses [ … ] Read More
Are Industrial Engineers Necessary for Labor Management?
Since the onset of the technology age, we have experienced the trend of people being ‘replaced’ by automation. The question of “to what extent CAN people be replaced by systems?” has been at the forefront of U.S. labor. This is especially relevant in a warehouse environment, where state-of-the-art automation [ … ] Read More