Idle Fulfilment Capacity Losses
Definition
New CFCs in Melbourne/Sydney ramping up but manual processes lead to lost sales from queues and idle slots despite capacity expansion.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 5.7% CAGR growth but lost sales from manual bottlenecks (est. 10-20% capacity idle, AUD 200k-1M/year per centre)
- Frequency: Ongoing during capacity ramp-up
- Root Cause: Manual order picking delays and poor scheduling visibility
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Retail Groceries players in Australia 🇦🇺 lose AUD 1M+ annually in capacity from bottlenecks in online order picking and delivery scheduling. Automation of picking optimizes utilisation.
Affected Stakeholders
Fulfilment Managers, Supply Chain Leads
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Delivery Scheduling Overtime Costs
Churn from Delivery Slot Shortages
Langsame Kassenabstimmung und Warteschlangen
Fehlbuchungen und nicht erfasste Barumsätze
Überhöhte Personal- und Sicherheitskosten für manuelles Bargeldhandling
HACCP Non-Compliance Fines
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