Max Manikian brings 15+ years of Enterprise Software experience to the Loftware team. As Global Business Development Teams Manager, Max specializes in working with mid-market to large enterprise operations in the consumer goods and manufacturing industries. His customers include well-known brands such as: Harley Davidson, Johnsonville Sausage, Trek, Serta, and Helen of Troy.
Recent Posts by Max Manikian:
by Max Manikian, on June 24, 2019
Can an internet outage halt your manufacturing capabilities? Today's manufacturing operations have to keep moving to ensure their production, warehousing and logistics capabilities keep up with the competition. If your …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on January 23, 2019
Label printing at global organizations brings unique challenges. Supply chains that circle the globe are no longer an aberration or extreme case - it's normal for companies to produce and ship …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on November 29, 2018
What's the benefit of getting a product on the market quickly? Putting products on store shelves quickly - and making timely changes to those items when necessary - has clear …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on September 17, 2018
In the e-commerce era, branding on shipping labels may be especially important. Retail sales models change constantly, with customers' preferences and access to online shopping methods empowering companies that sell …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on August 6, 2018
Customs can be a problem for companies with inadequate labeling. Shipping goods around the world is commonplace in the current global marketplace. Online sales and instant communication have opened up …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on July 5, 2018
Digitization and automation in the supply chain may represent the keys to greater efficiency and productivity. These processes aren't about creating logistics operations without human input. Rather, they're designed to create …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on February 28, 2018
How do companies keep counterfeit goods out of the supply chain? Shipping and logistics companies moving products around the world have to contend with the possibility of counterfeit goods sneaking …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on February 23, 2018
Bracodes and warehouses go together, and the connection is deepening. The era of warehouses managed manually is quickly passing into history. Today's fulfillment and distribution centers are too large - …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on February 12, 2018
Third-party logistics providers will be very active in 2018. There is a distinct need for speed and efficiency in today's transportation and logistics industry. For many organizations, getting the hoped-for …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on December 11, 2017
The IoT can illuminate the manufacturing world in ways that were previously impossible. The tiny, mechanical actions transporting products from one stage of the manufacturing process to the next benefit …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on October 16, 2017
Barcodes bridge the digital and physical worlds of the supply chain. Using barcodes to track goods through companies' supply chains is hardly a new idea. However, there is a new …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on September 6, 2017
What's the relationship between manufacturers and their logsitics providers? Manufacturers are competing on variables such as speed and efficiency today, but there's only so much they can do by improving …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on June 26, 2017
Printers and software must both be optimized for barcode labeling success. Keeping the manufacturing supply chain moving means increasing the speed of every individual step of production, labeling included. Seeing …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on May 18, 2017
Effective warehouses can benefit from modern labeling. There is more than one way to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of a business within the manufacturing supply chain. In an era of acceleration …
Read Storyby Max Manikian, on April 18, 2017
Can labeling keep up with the pace of production today? It's no secret that manufacturers across industries have committed to increased automation because of an interest in incrementally increasing speed …
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