Tizelius, the manager of a logistics company in Argentina, manages a 5,000-square-meter warehouse primarily used for package transshipment and distribution.
With the expansion of the local e-commerce market, order volume surged from a few hundred to thousands per month, leading them to realize that traditional management methods were no longer sufficient. They were searching for new solutions.
Tizelius searched online for numerous solutions and ultimately settled on digital signage video equipment. After comparing several vendors, he contacted us in March 2025.
Following multiple discussions, our team remotely reviewed Tizelius's warehouse layout and discussed specific pain points with his management, ultimately developing a solution for them.
Previously, the warehouse relied on paper labels and manual records. Inventory updates required manual input, leading to extended processing times during peak periods.
Employees spent more than 5 hours a day on data verification, and the overall daily order processing volume was only 500 orders, which is incompatible with the current surge in express deliveries.
Manual recording of product data inevitably leads to errors. Even a single mistake in recording a number can result in mispicking, missing items, or even incorrect shipments, increasing the return rate and causing direct economic losses.
Managers cannot monitor the actual operation of the warehouse in real time. Inventory data, goods flow, and equipment operating status cannot be obtained at any time, making it difficult to quickly dispatch and adjust in the face of emergencies.
We customized stretched bar LCDs for the shelves. These screens are long and narrow, fitting perfectly to the shelves and can easily display inventory quantities, expiration dates, and location codes in real time, guiding pickers to quickly locate the items.
At the dispatch center, we integrate multiple commercial displays into a single giant screen to dynamically display cargo entry and exit records, vehicle dispatch arrangements, and key performance indicators for the day. This allows managers to easily monitor the work progress and flexibly allocate tasks.
To optimize workflow and enhance area management, we adopted ultra-thin stretched displays with double-sided displays to partition the storage area, clearly marking the inbound, sorting, and shipping areas. This design maximizes space utilization and allows for easy layout adjustments should the warehouse need to be expanded in the future.
Before the warehouse upgrade, Tizelius reported that employees were extremely busy but inefficient, with average order processing times reaching several hours and frequent instances of incorrect or missing shipments. Employees were constantly stressed, resulting in a very unfriendly work environment.
After deploying digital signage and undergoing a three-month trial period, warehouse data analysis showed that real-time information guidance optimized picking routes, increasing order processing speed by 40%, reducing unnecessary employee movement within the warehouse by over 60%, boosting daily orders to 1000, and lowering the error rate to 5%. This enabled Tizelius to collaborate with more clients and handle greater business volume.

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