Warehouse Design

  As India accelerates its push toward industrial self-reliance and smart infrastructure, the demand for integrated project delivery models in construction is growing rapidly. Nowhere is this shift more evident than in the rise of EPC contractors —firms that offer Engineering, Procurement, and Construction under one unified contract. This makes things easier for the client, as there is one company responsible for everything. This is just one of the reasons why these companies are increasingly shaping the future of industrial infrastructure development , offering stakeholders a streamlined, risk-mitigated approach to building large-scale facilities. What Does an EPC Contractor Do? An EPC contractor manages the entire construction process. They prepare the design, buy all required materials, hire skilled workers, and complete the construction work. At the end, they hand over a fully finished project to the client, ready to use. This kind of service is very useful in industrial constr...

  Warehouse management has evolved beyond optimization—today, it's about orchestration. Today, traditional metrics like square footage, SKU velocity, and racking height have become foundational. What’s truly driving transformation now lies at the intersection of data intelligence, adaptive infrastructure, and purpose-driven construction. For companies, understanding these shifts is essential to remaining competitive in a supply chain landscape. Here are a few key observations.  Layouts Designed Around Intelligence, Not Just Inventory Warehouse layouts are no longer static blueprints. The most advanced facilities are now dynamic environments, structured around how real-time data and automation systems operate. Machine learning-enabled WMS platforms are driving on-the-fly picking logic, prompting a new kind of layout planning that prioritizes data flow alongside material flow. This includes rethinking aisle widths, dock orientation, and even server room placement to support AI-d...