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639: Expert Supply Chain Advice from “Legend” Rick McDonald

Kevin chats with Rick McDonald, CEO and Founder of Rick McDonald Supply Chain Advisory, who spent over three decades at Clorox, including four years as Chief Supply Chain Officer. Drawing from his deep experience leading transformation across manufacturing, procurement, and logistics, Rick shares supply chain advice on how the industry evolved from grease pencils and overhead projectors to digital roadmaps, AI-driven planning, and consumer-obsessed supply chains.  The conversation touches on leadership, change management, and what the future of warehousing will look like as technology and people continue to adapt. From Grease Pencils to Global

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Warehouse Trends October 2025: Data Integration, AI Voice, and Brownfield Breakthroughs

Fresh off the spookiest holiday of the year, we’re reminded that not all warehouse transformations are scary. October’s conversations proved that automating brownfield facilities, data integration, and even deploying autonomous trucks are less about fear—and more about finding smarter, safer ways to move forward.  Fulfillment, Visibility, and Operational Innovation For Peter Coratola of EASE Logistics, innovation is as much about reliability as it is about technology. “Being the easiest company to do logistics with continues to be our focus,” he said. “We’re a people-led, technology-enabled company.” That mindset has helped EASE pilot one of the country’s

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638: Automating Brownfield Warehouses With Cartesian Kinetics

In this episode of The New Warehouse Podcast, Kevin chats with Veena Radhakrishna, Head of Software and Co-Founder at Cartesian Kinetics. The company is carving a unique niche of bringing automation solutions to brownfield warehouse sites.  Veena shares the founding story of Cartesian Kinetics, their flagship Carte+ system, and how the company’s design-first approach is helping warehouses overcome the typical barriers to automation. With insights on industry dynamics, adoption challenges, and practical deployment strategies, Veena explains why brownfield operations are a massive yet underserved market for automation. Why Brownfield Warehouses Need Smarter Automation The

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637: Designing Warehouse Systems with User Experience in Mind

In today’s episode, Kevin chats with Jason Morin, Senior Director of Continuous Improvement and Engineering at ID Logistics. They discuss how technology, user experience, and continuous improvement intersect in today’s warehouse operations. ID Logistics is a global 3PL operating across 18 countries with nearly 18 million square feet of space dedicated to e-commerce, FMCG, food and beverage, healthcare, high-tech, and more. Jason shares insights on ID’s internal labor management system, its global AI initiative, and why he believes good user experience design is critical for warehouse management systems. He also reflects on lessons from

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636: Robotics, Software, and the Future of Humanoids in Warehousing

Kevin chats with John Santagate, former Senior Vice President of Global Robotics at Infios, to unpack the latest developments in warehouse robotics. Infios, formerly Körber Supply Chain, has emerged as a leader in integrating warehouse execution systems, mobile robotics, and voice solutions. With recent acquisitions, such as MercuryGate TMS, and continued investments in order management and freight audit tools, Infios is building a robust portfolio that bridges software and automation.  In this conversation, John highlights the critical role of software in robotics, the current state of the mobile robotics market, and the growing debate

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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

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