OneTrack.AI

CJ Logistics and OneTrack are building the Warehouse of the Future—together! Since our partnership began in 2019, CJ Logistics America has used our WarehouseOS to improve safety, productivity, and quality across 40+ sites. And the results are nothing short of amazing across the CJ Logistics America network: ✅ 73% reduction in potential safety events (up to 98% at some sites)  ✅ 11% average increase in UPH ✅ 60% decrease in product damage "Our partnership with OneTrack has been transformational. The ROI is immediately there. The visibility has allowed us to create an environment where our people can succeed and our customers can thrive. The results speak for themselves," said Blake Martin, CSM, CSPO, Director of Engineering at CJ Logistics America. So, what's next? We’re not slowing down. Together, we’re pushing the boundaries of warehouse innovation, proving that an AI-powered WarehouseOS isn’t just a future vision—it’s delivering real results today. With big plans for expansion in 2025 and beyond, CJ Logistics America is leading the way toward even greater operational excellence and unstoppable value for its customers. We couldn’t be prouder to be part of their journey 🚀 Laura Adams | Karl K. Ziarko | Joe Smiesko

Today in Warehouse Visionaries, our bi-weekly newsletter for leaders shaping the future of warehousing 👇 → What Everyone Gets Wrong About Warehouse Automation. → Autonomous Warehouses Are Already Here—Are You Ready? → What If You Could "Copy + Paste" Your Best People? Now You Can. Subscribe now to never miss an issue of #WarehouseVisionaries! Stay visionary 🚀

That dog at the computer? Yeah—he has no idea what he's doing. Same goes for robots replacing workers to move product around a warehouse, which is what most people picture when they hear “automation". Warehouse Automation ≠ Just Robots 🤖 Now, if that dog hits "Ctrl + C + V"—then he's onto something. Instead of pressing "delete" on your top supervisors, managers, and engineers, AI agents let you “copy + paste” them across every site. It’s like giving every facility a 24/7 continuous improvement team—without adding headcount. By automating routine tasks, data analysis, and decision-making, even non-technical leaders can move faster and focus on what really matters. Automation isn’t about replacing people. It’s about amplifying them.

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Many warehouses are bleeding money without even realizing it 💸 🔥 Here’s why: 👉 5-10% of forklifts sit idle, collecting dust, damage, and draining budgets. 👉 Overstaffed by 10-15%, leading to unnecessary headcount and costs. 👉 Labor goals are updated too infrequently (1-2 times annually). When you have eight different systems to jump in and out of, emails flooding inboxes, phones ringing off the hook, and fires to put out… Who actually has the time to analyze data and make quick, informed decisions for continuous improvement? AI does. What if AI automation could help you see what’s working, what’s not, and what to do next—without adding to your workload? The best warehouse teams don’t just work harder—they automate.

Success in warehouse operations comes down to 3 things—get them right, and everything else follows 👇

Today in Warehouse Visionaries, our bi-weekly newsletter for leaders shaping the future of warehousing 👇 → Are You Running Your Warehouse—Or Is It Running You? Take Back Control. → You Can’t Fix What You Can’t See—Here’s How to Change That. → Want a High-Performing Warehouse? It Starts with This. Subscribe now to never miss an issue of #WarehouseVisionaries! Stay visionary 🚀

Warehouse Automation ≠ Robotics 🤖 Ask someone about warehouse automation, and they’ll most likely picture: 👉 Conveyor belts. 👉 Robotic picking arms. 👉 Automated guides vehicles. But here’s the thing: robotics are expensive, take a long time to implement, and don't solve all problems. Many warehouse challenges aren’t just about moving product from point A to point B—they’re about understanding and responding to what’s actually happening in real-time. Why are safety issues escalating and product damages adding up? Why is labor performance slipping and shipment quality suffering? Robotics can’t answer these questions because they only execute physical tasks—they don’t analyze data or automate decision-making. So the real breakthrough in automation won’t come from robots. It'll come from AI that analyzes data, handles routine tasks, and takes action. Companies that figure out how to automate their workforce–not eliminate it–will outpace those that bet everything on robotics.

What if warehouses could run themselves? 🚨 Safety risks? Prevented before they happen. 📊 Fleet & labor? Optimized automatically. 📦 Lost inventory? Instantly found. For decades, warehouses have relied on people to chase problems: 👉 Reviewing CCTV footage to investigate an accident. 👉 Manually adjusting labor goals when demand shifts. 👉 Digging through WMS logs to track lost pallets. These time-consuming tasks take leaders away from managing operations to put out fires. But what if AI could handle routine management tasks and data analysis so you can focus on what matters most? 🤔 This isn’t science fiction. The reality may be closer than you think... If you had a magic wand, what’s the one inefficiency in your operations you’d automate?  🪄