As volumes increased and product complexity grew, VELUX chose to redesign its warehouse execution model rather than expand incrementally. Three facilities were consolidated into a single automated hub, creating an integrated, end-to-end material flow across Northern Europe.

In this session, VELUX shares the business case and key decisions behind the transformation — including why consolidation was prioritised, how automation trade-offs were assessed, and what it took to deliver the change.

Steven Chittenden from SAP will then explore how SAP EWM enabled continuous flow, real-time visibility, and integration with production and fulfilment, alongside emerging innovations such as AI.

Key Takeaways

• How to assess consolidation vs expansion when scaling warehouse capacity
• What it takes to design a continuous, automated material flow
• How SAP EWM supports integrated, real-time execution