At IMHX 2025, one of the strongest conversations circulating the halls wasn’t about the robots themselves, but rather the infrastructure powering them. Warehouses are investing heavily in autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and robotic picking systems to streamline operations. But when things go wrong, it’s not always the hardware at fault – it’s the Wi-Fi.
Warehouses and logistics facilities are under mounting pressure to reduce energy usage, cut operational costs, and meet sustainability targets – all while keeping operations running smoothly. One of the most effective and immediate ways to achieve all three? Upgrading to smarter LED lighting systems.
Wolseley’s Distribution Director Nigel Molloy reveals how his team keeps warehouses running at near-constant uptime—through rock-solid wireless coverage, resilient hardware, and 24/5 IT support. He shares insights on closing tech knowledge gaps, harnessing AI for analytics and safety, and designing a future-ready distribution centre.
We’re excited to share that DTE has officially joined the MK Dons Football Club Business Alliance, marking a proud moment for our team and further strengthening our relationship with the club.
In this interview with Gary Whittle, Operations Manager at Meachers Global Logistics, Carl Resch (Head of Marketing at Dynamic Technologies Europe) talks to him about how to prepare your warehouse for peak season, day-to-day challenges, future plans, plus much more.
Heading to IMHX this September? Discover 10 expert tips to help you plan your visit, make meaningful connections, and get the most value from the UK’s leading logistics and supply chain event.
The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a clear warning: if your organisation suffers a preventable data breach due to not using multi-factor authentication (MFA), expect serious consequences, including substantial fines.
These days, more businesses are thinking carefully about how their technology affects the planet. They want to reduce waste, cut carbon emissions, and make better use of the IT equipment they already have.
A school in Coventry was hit by cybercriminals three separate times – all because of weak password practices and not using multi-factor authentication (MFA).
Retailers in the UK are increasingly finding themselves in the crosshairs of cybercriminals. The recent wave of attacks on high-street names like Marks & Spencer, Co-Op, and Harrods is a stark reminder that no brand, no matter how well-established is immune from digital threats.
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