• Warehouse Management System. This system uses software to track Inventory and shipments. It meets the needs of our organization. However, we need to determine if using this system will result in Improvement.
• Warehouse Safety Education. Regular worker safety training is key to productivity. Research should focus on safety education. It should
also focus on ways to avoid common warehouse hazards.
• Drive-In Pallet Racking Systems. The company uses selective racking systems. These are low in cost but also low in capacity. A drive-In
pallet racking system saves space. It makes finding Inventory easier. It also allows easy access by forklift. We need more research to figure
out If this system meets our needs.
Our firm needs to update the warehouse organization program. We know existing technology can help us do that. Our goal is to find a program
that helps increase output. We recommend that the research process be done by the plant manager and assistant manager. It should be
completed within six months.
What is the main idea of the document as a whole?
ОА. The company is in favor of the plant manager and assistant manager leading the research team.
OB. The company needs to conduct research on different systems to determine which will improve the warehouse.
OC. The company is aware of existing technology that can help them ensure that employees are safe.
OD. The company sees a need for improvement in the systems it uses to organize the warehouse.
O E The company wants to research three systems to determine which will save the most space in the warehouse.

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