Logistics
IT-Label for logistics property
Distribution centres where scanners, forklifts and systems must be connected day and night.
In a distribution centre, everything stops when the network stops. Handheld scanners, terminals on forklifts, the warehouse system in the cloud and, increasingly, robots and automated vehicles all need a connection. Often 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
What matters in this type of building
| Coverage between the racks | WiFi that works between high racks, even when they are fully stocked. |
| Roaming on the move | Scanners and vehicles moving through the hall without dropping the connection when switching access points. |
| Always online | A redundant connection, because a cloud-based warehouse system must always be reachable. |
| Docks and yard | Connectivity at the loading docks and in the yard, for scanners, cameras and access. |
| Automation | Space and capacity for robots, sorting systems and sensors, now and in the future. |
What our services reveal
Pre-inspection
Whether coverage in the hall and at the docks is good enough for scanners and vehicles, and whether the network is ready for automation.
IT-Label audit
An official label that shows a logistics service provider at a glance whether the DC is digitally ready for operations.
Digital due diligence
When buying logistics property: whether the infrastructure can handle a tenant's operations, and which investments are needed.
Who is this for?
- Owners and investors letting or buying distribution centres.
- Logistics service providers taking on a new DC who want to be operational quickly.
- Developers of logistics property who want to include the digital foundation in the design.
- Real estate agents letting or selling logistics property.
Other property types
Curious about your logistics building?
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