STILL UK Launches Automation Business Unit to Enhance Intralogistics Solutions
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STILL UK has established its Automation Business Unit (ABU) to consolidate its expertise in intralogistics automation solutions. This initiative aims to shift perceptions that STILL solely manufactures manual trucks, showcasing its comprehensive automation portfolio, including automated storage and retrieval systems. The ABU will unify storage solutions, VNA trucks, and order pickers to provide a holistic approach to customer needs.
The formation of the ABU is significant as it reflects STILL's commitment to evolving with customer demands and enhancing its consultative partnerships. By integrating various components of warehousing automation, STILL aims to offer tailored solutions that address specific customer objectives, moving beyond traditional product sales to solution-based selling.
Looking ahead, STILL UK plans to emphasize its collaborative approach with clients, ensuring that all aspects of automation, including infrastructure considerations, are addressed. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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