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Project RWA Raiffeisen Ware Austria AG: Wholesale and service provider of the Lagerhaus-Genossenschaften (warehouse cooperatives) in Austria Traun, Upper Austria (AUT) Award-winning optimization A fully automated intralogistics system combined with an intelligent software solution from LTW makes work easier for RWA in Traun. 70,000 m 2 17,000 Total area Articles in automated smallparts warehouse (AKL) Sectors: Agriculture and horticulture 40
Winner of the 2023 logistics award from the Verein Netzwerk Logistik »The LTW team built everything around our needs, enabling us to work significantly more efficiently.« Ingrid Peraus Head of Logistics RWA The wholesale and service provider RWA Raiffeisen Ware Austria AG ensures that the racks of the Lagerhaus (warehouse) cooperatives in the agricultural and horticultural sector are never empty. In Austria’s rural areas, the products supplied by the Lagerhaus cooperatives make them an important partner for agricultural businesses. Seasonal fluctuations mean that they face particular challenges in the area of logistics. In recent years, RWA has significantly optimized these processes and at the same time quadrupled revenues without expanding the workforce. This success has been achieved thanks to a fully automated intralogistics system with smart software that runs in the background – both supplied by LTW, who has been a partner to RWA for over 20 years. Fast and simple Whereas orders previously had to be picked manually, the work is now simplified and speeded up by an automated small-parts warehouse. Ordered goods come directly to the employee for shipment – without countless forklift journeys. Manual solutions are still required in the rest of the warehouse, and this is where the logistics software LTW LIOS comes into play. It provides optimal planning of which routes the forklift should take and when to ensure that the order is ready on time. It also improves route management in the background at the same time – because the system knows precisely how long it takes to put together a delivery so that trucks can be loaded at exactly the right time and arrive punctually at the customer’s premises. Faster, simpler, more customer-friendly: the right solution for RWA’s impressive increase in sales revenues. Find out more about LIOS here High-bay warehouse In-house construction steel racking 60 x 15 x 14 m Length x width x height 5 Racking aisles ~46,400 Bin spaces 50 kg Payload +5 to 35°C Temperature range 41
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