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In "Orchestrating Chaos: Lully's Take on the Top Warehousing Challenges", Joe Lynch and Mike Myers , the Founder and CEO of Lully.ai discuss how to supercharge existing Warehouse Management Systems with bolt-on algorithms for labor and cost savings. About Mike Myers Mike Myers is the Founder and CEO of Lully.ai, a bolt on technology that allows warehouses to ship more orders on time, with fewer resources, using the equipment, capabilities, and systems you already have. Mike's career has included roles at a large apparel brand, multiple national 3PL leaders, and finally a automation firm focused on autonomous vehicles. Mike describes himself as "obsessed with warehouses," and it shows! About Lully.ai Lully.ai helps customers drive both cost and labor savings, by leveraging a combination of simple operating rules and world-class algorithms, all available via API. Their approach enables you to supercharge your WMS without the typical pains of technology integration. Lully's focus is on making the work easier for the team on the floor; less travel, fewer location visits, better utilized equipment. The end result is happier employees and bolstered bottom lines. Key Takeaways: Orchestrating Chaos: Lully's Take on the Top Warehousing Challenges The "Orchestrating Chaos" Philosophy: Warehousing challenges are framed not as insurmountable problems, but as "chaos" that can be "orchestrated" using smart, targeted technology. The core message is that efficiency is found in harmonizing existing equipment and processes, rather than in complete overhauls. Supercharge, Don't Replace (The "Bolt-On" Approach): Lully.ai's solution is a "bolt on technology... available via API." This takeaway emphasizes that warehouses can achieve massive optimization by supercharging their existing WMS without the typical high-cost and painful technology integration, making advanced algorithms accessible and fast to deploy. The Dual Bottom Line Focus: The solution directly addresses the two critical pressures in logistics: driving both cost and labor savings. The algorithms are designed to improve the financial bottom line while simultaneously tackling the labor crisis by making floor work more efficient. Human-Centric Optimization: Lully.ai translates optimization directly into benefits for the floor team, leading to happier employees. Key improvements include significantly less travel, fewer location visits, and better utilized equipment, which reduces fatigue, increases accuracy, and improves retention. Experience-Driven Solution: Mike Myers' diverse background—which spans a large apparel brand, 3PL leaders, and autonomous vehicle automation—provides a unique, holistic, and deeply practical understanding of warehouse operations. This real-world expertise informs a solution that is grounded in operational necessity. The Algorithm/Rules Combination: The technology's effectiveness stems from blending "simple operating rules and world-class algorithms." This suggests that complex optimization is delivered via practical, easily adoptable rules, ensuring the technology is not only intelligent but also simple for floor managers and workers to implement. Maximizing Existing Assets (Capital-Light Efficiency): A major takeaway for warehouse leaders is that the solution helps ship more orders on time, with fewer resources, using the equipment, capabilities, and systems you already have. This focus on maximizing current assets offers a capital-light path to high-performance warehousing. Learn More About Orchestrating Chaos: Lully's Take on the Top Warehousing

In this episode of the Industrial Insights podcast, Justin Smith interviews Mike Myers from Lully, discussing the inefficiencies in warehouse management systems (WMS) and how Lully aims to improve operational efficiency without requiring significant changes to existing processes. They explore real-world examples of operational improvements, the challenges faced in warehouse operations, and the role of third-party logistics (3PL) providers in the current market. The conversation also touches on insights from the ProMAT conference and the future of warehouse management, including the intersection of AI and logistics. Key Takeaways Lully focuses on improving existing WMS systems without major changes. Operational efficiency is key in logistics and warehouse management. Real-world examples demonstrate significant improvements in fulfillment times. 3PLs face unique challenges due to multiple client rules and requirements. The market for integrators in logistics is stable and growing. Old buildings will outnumber new ones, necessitating innovative solutions. AI is a part of the conversation but not the primary focus for Lully. Continuous improvement is essential for adapting to market changes. Understanding client needs is crucial for effective warehouse management. Collaboration between integrators and logistics providers is vital for success. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction to Lully and Industry Insights 01:50 - Understanding Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) Challenges 07:40 - Real-World Examples of Operational Improvements 12:33 - Navigating Client Relationships and Expectations 18:42 - Continuous Improvement and Adaptation in Operations 21:31 - Current Trends and Challenges in the 3PL Industry 24:22 - Navigating Complex Operations 27:03 - Understanding Growth and Adaptation 30:00 - Insights from ProMAT Experience 32:53 - The Role of Integrators in Operations 35:53 - Embracing New Technologies 39:10 - The Future of AI in Operations Episode Resources Connect with Mike Myers https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-j-myers/ https://lully.ai/ Connect with Justin Smith https://smithcre.com/ https://www.lee-associates.com/ <li class= "encore-text encore-text-body-medium

Mike Myers, is CEO, Southern Pacific at McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. A long-time McCarthy partner, Mike Myers became the Chief Executive Officer for the Southern Pacific region in 2024. In his role, he leads approximately 1,500 partners across four locations in Southern California and Nevada. His responsibilities include overseeing all operational functions that support sustainable growth and a comprehensive, client-focused approach to business. Under his leadership, the region has grown significantly, increasing service lines through enhanced preconstruction and construction services. Mike is known for driving a culture of ownership through his leadership, encouraging innovative thinking and ideas. An industry veteran, Mike has more than two decades of construction experience and a passion for giving back to the industry and community. Mike serves as a member of McCarthy Holdings’ executive committee and board. He also provides leadership to the Southern California’s Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) and the Orange County American Heart Association Board. In addition, Mike sits on the CHOC Foundation Cabinet and is a long-time supporter of the American Heart Association, JSerra Catholic High School, ACE Mentor Program, and Flags of Valor organizations. -- Critical Mass Business Talk Show is Orange County, CA's longest-running business talk show, focused on offering value and insight to middle-market business leaders in the OC and beyond. Hosted by Ric Franzi, business partner at REF Orange County . Learn more about Ric at www.ricfranzi.com .

“It was the twilight of my guiding career to have a project like this. It was always my dream to be able to build one lodge and run it perfectly.” - Mike Myers In this episode, Sean Lee-Davies speaks to Mike Myers, the managing director of Xigera Safari Lodge , about his love for Africa’s wilderness and why photography is key to conservation. The duo discusses everything from the importance of using tourism to fund wildlife conservation to building a sustainable hospitality business model. Before working at Xigeria, an all-inclusive hotel set in the remote Moremi Game Reserve in the Okavango Delta, Myers spent decades working as a safari guide and wildlife photographer in Botswana, building deep knowledge of the region—knowledge that he’s now using to inspire guests to care about wildlife conservation.

What does success mean to you? How do you define it? This week on the Grow Your Video Business Podcast we want you to challenge your thinking when it comes to success. Ryan digs into work-life balance with Mike Myers, the real nitty-gritty of being an entrepreneur, how to create a business that gives you the freedom you want and much, much more. Mike is a full-time video producer, wedding filmmaker, photographer and has recently added podcaster to his resumé; owner of May Morning Studios and Caret Film Company…getting his feet wet in the wedding industry, Mike started filming videos in 2011 and hasn't looked back since. He still thoroughly enjoys filming weddings through his wedding brand, May Morning Studios, and has expanded his passion toward commercial and corporate work with Caret Film Co. Find Mike online Follow Mike on Instagram | Instagram | Facebook | Facebook Links Join the Grow Your Video Business Facebook Group Get the ASCEND Method Cheat Sheet Follow Ryan Koral on Instagram Follow Grow Your Video Business on Instagram What's your question for the podcast? Share a video or audio response! Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

It's hard to believe it now, but Mike Myers' The Love Guru was supposed to be a return to form for the SNL alumnus. Myers had been busy lending his acting talent to voice the beloved green ogre Shrek before The Love Guru' s release, with his last major live action role being the dreadful adaptation of Dr. Seuss's The Cat In The Hat playing the title role. With Wayne's World and Austin Powers far in his rear view, Mike Myers made the effort to attempt a triumphant return to his comedic roots. Upon release on June 20th , 2008, media outlets were preparing to give Myers his homecoming parade back to the world of comedy. However, what critics and audiences got from The Love Guru was a dated, needlessly crass and borderline racist piece of cinema which broke the cardinal sin of presenting a cinematic comedy without laughs. Myers seemed to have left his humor back in 1998 and never evolved with the times, causing The Love Guru to feel like a script finished off in the late 90s and left on Myers' shelf for a decade before dusting it off. Based on the contents left on celluloid, The Love Guru probably should have stayed on that shelf. How could a titan of 90s comedy fall so hard on his face?...not in the intentionally funny sort of way mind you. This week, stand up comic Richard Dweck jumps onto the pod to cause Liam to tear his own hair out. Discussion includes Extreme's More Than Words , big dicked Quebecers, a drug addicted Stephen Colbert, Mariska Hargitay, Hindu defamation league and so much more. GUEST'S IG: @rdweck93 WHAT THE HECK WITH RICHARD DWECK: @whattheheckrd93 FOLLOW US OVER @bombedcast ON IG

The goal of the Superhuman Project is to help professionals learn best practices on Self-Mastery & Self Development from Industry experts and become the best version of themselves. Season 1 of the podcast series focuses on Career Transition techniques. In Episode 10, Mike Myers, Managing Director at Sandler Systems Inc. shares insights on how Sandler sales methodology that has been guiding enterprise sales folks for decades can be used in our personal & professional relationships. Mike Myers has trained thousands of technology sales professionals across the world. The Sandler Selling System was developed in 1967 by David Sandler. It focuses on having sales reps act as a consultant rather than a pushy salesperson. Essentially, the Sandler approach to sales is unique because it prioritizes building mutual trust between salespeople and prospects. The concepts in Sandler teach scientific ways to build relationships. Majority of the Technology Software-as-a-Service SAAS companies use Sandler Sales Methodology as the foundation training for Inside Sales, Field Sales, Account Management, Customer Success, Pre-Sales and Sales Management. 65% of all SAAS companies earn their majority business from existing clients. Maintaining existing customers is key. There is no differentiation following the script that everyone uses. Be comfortable being uncomfortable is the skills you want to learn using Sandler methodology. Mike Myers talk about the way we sell, transactional analysis, Sandler sales, Success triangle – attitude, behavior & techniques, belief system, mindset, virtual selling, interview preparation, how to nail a job interview, increase your probability of success in a job interview, put yourself in the best light, virtual interview preparation, networking for job search, relationship building, understanding the buying process, three levels of bonding with people – make them comfortable, build a relationship and earn trust, trends in direct sales, future of work, future workplace, active listening, how to differentiate yourself at work, handling unspoken objections. Reading list – You can’t teach a kid to ride a bike at a seminar (David H. Sandler). Mindset (Carol Dweck) on growth mindset, Never split the difference (Chris Voss) on Negotiation, Switch (Chip Heath) on change and elements of change. Mike Myers can be reached on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikemyers3/ , Email - mmyers@sandler.com #Networking #WorkFromHome #Employment #Transferableskills #jobsearch2021 #relationshipmanagement #Successtriangle #Growthmindset #Interviewpreparation #JobSearch #networking #relationshipbuilding #activelistening #diffrentiateyourself Apple iTunes - https://tinyurl.com/shponitunes Spotify link - https://tinyurl.com/tshponspotify ============================================================================= You can read about Amul Mago at www.amulmago.com or https://www.linkedin.com/in/amulmago/. You can reach Amul@amulmago.com. You can read more about The Superhuman project here - https://www.linkedin.com/company/superhumanproject ==============================================================================

Andrew Zarian interviews Mike Myers from Tech-Zen.tv. Mike has several shows covering a wide range of topics including church technology, security, and technology. Does Mike often get confused with Mike Myers the actor? Mike also shares how he got into broadcasting, his studio set up, and his work flow to produce and publish shows.

Andrew Zarian interviews Mike Myers from Tech-Zen.tv. Mike has several shows covering a wide range of topics including church technology, security, and technology. Does Mike often get confused with Mike Myers the actor? Mike also shares how he got into broadcasting, his studio set up, and his work flow to produce and publish shows.

Andrew Zarian interviews Mike Myers from Tech-Zen.tv. Mike has several shows covering a wide range of topics including church technology, security, and technology. Does Mike often get confused with Mike Myers the actor? Mike also shares how he got into broadcasting, his studio set up, and his work flow to produce and publish shows.