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Lucas Systems

www.lucasware.com

 
Since 1998, Lucas Systems has pioneered warehouse productivity solutions for mobile workers and distribution center managers. Customers like Cardinal Health, the Container Store, C&S Wholesale Grocers, HD Supply, Office Depot OfficeMax, Mondelez, Kraft and Rust-Oleum trust Lucas to deliver solutions that greatly improve worker productivity and accuracy because Lucas truly understands warehouse operations. Lucas Mobile Work Execution solutions optimize hands-on processes and seamlessly combine voice, barcode scanning, and other mobile technologies to improve worker productivity, eliminate errors, and boost end-to-end DC efficiency. The solutions also provide managers and supervisors with real-time reporting and management tools that help them better manage ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.lucasware.com
  • 11279 Perry Highway 4th Floor
    Wexford, PA USA 15090
  • Phone: 724.940.7000

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