Case Studies
The ETi case studies were developed to demonstrate how we help our customers achieve their goals.
Click on each case to learn more.
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Rocky Brands
ETi partnered with Rocky Brands to deliver a system that expanded storage capacity, improved throughput, and reduced labor requirements. The solution was concepted through identifying constraints, significantly improving pick rates and reducing handling of product prior to induction into the sortation system.
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Regis Corporation
ETi partnered with Blue Horseshoe to create a solution that combined new equipment, improved process flows, and increased overall capacity and reliability.
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Forward Air Solutions
ETi partnered with Forward Air Solutions engineering and IT to develop a customized automated sortation solution based on system objectives and constraints. As a result, Forward Air has achieved a significant handling cost reduction.
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Rotary Distribution
Rotary Corporation now achieves 99.6% order accuracy while providing same day shipping. The automated fulfillment system has resulted in a 25% reduction in picking hours, setting new monthly and daily records.
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Booster Distribution
Booster's automation of their distribution center has led to more accurate and efficient order fulfillment resulting in improved customer satisfaction.
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ETi partnered with Shutterfly to implement two unique sorting systems without disrupting daily operations. Shutterfly has set shipping speed and volume records with a lower headcount in the two peak seasons since the original installation.
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Sports Warehouse
As a result of the ETi Smart Solutions, Sports Warehouse is now running a highly efficient eCommerce fulfillment center with improved accuracy and shipping times.
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Designer Eyes
Designer Eyes increased storage and SKU pick locations by 100% in the same physical space and doubled production capacity.
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Rotary Print and Apply
Rotary's implementation of a new Print and Apply system allowed for the relocation of employees to another team, an increase of throughput by +15%, and triple the amount of information captured and printed on labels.
