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Labor is often the limiting factor
For many companies, labor—more than space, more than costs, more than efficiency, security or inventory visibility—is the driving force for automation. Labor markets are tight, and getting tighter—particularly in Houston and South Texas. These factors are driving companies who foresee staffing issues for the next decade to consider automation, whether that's in the form of sorting systems, storage systems, robotics or other types.
