Gap Inc. has formed a collaboration with Ware2Go to accelerate its strategy to outsource its supply chain.
to enhance its supply chain capabilities and extend them to other brands and retailers.
Several Gap Inc. distribution centers are rigged with such technology advancements as sort orbs with robotic arms geared to quickly and accurately sort batches of units destined for multiple online orders; automated storage and retrieval systems with automated cranes that race up and down aisles of storage space to stash away or retrieve thousands of cases; unit sorters for high-speed sortation of small lightweight items, and robotic baggers to quickly and efficiently wrap e-commerce orders.
For several seasons, Gap has experienced slowing sales due to internal factors such as fashion misses and store closings, as well as external factors, contributing to the excess supply chain capacity.
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