Ready for the Next: Swisslog reveals five pillars of future-ready supply chain automation

What separates automation that lasts from automation that limits you? Swisslog shares the five pillars every supply chain leader should consider for success in modern logistics.

Dubai, UAE, July 8, 2026 — Swisslog, a global leader in warehouse automation and intralogistics solutions, has published a framework that addresses a key industry issue: the difference between automation that works when it is first introduced and automation that continues to function as the business evolves. Ready for the Next sets out five principles every operation must apply when evaluating whether its automation is built for the long term.

The cost of getting that wrong is rarely immediate. Outdated or inflexible systems will reveal themselves through capacity constraints, costly retrofits, and technology decisions that become harder to unpick the longer they’re left. Swisslog’s framework closes that gap by grounding automation investment in long-term outcomes rather than point-in-time delivery.

Swisslog to deliver a second frozen high bay warehouse project for Magnavale

Dubai, UAE, June 2, 2026 – Swisslog, a leading provider of data-driven intralogistics automation, has announced its appointment as automation partner for Magnavale’s new frozen storage facility in Avonmouth, Bristol. The project, known as Magnavale Bristol, will be the second frozen high bay warehouse Swisslog delivers under a framework agreement with Magnavale (Sadel Group).

A framework partnership for long-term growth

Satair boosts Singapore’s aerospace logistics capabilities with Swisslog AutoStore

Dubai, UAE, May 6, 2026 – Swisslog has successfully deployed and commissioned a new AutoStore Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS) at Satair’s Singapore facility, further strengthening its position as South East Asia’s leading AutoStore partner.

This installation represents Satair’s third automation deployment globally, following its successful implementations in Hamburg (Germany) and Dulles (Washington, USA). It forms a key pillar of the company’s strategy to harmonise and robotise logistics processes across its global network enhancing efficiency, resilience, and scalability. Satair, an Airbus services company, manages global logistics operations that store, manage, and distribute aircraft parts and tools to support Airbus and other fleets, ensuring efficient maintenance and timely delivery across the aerospace aftermarket.