Introduction The current technological advancement has influenced every aspect of transaction in the business environment. Starting from research, production, storage, distribution and delivery in the modern business all these stages have undergone almost complete revolution. The increasing pressure on business to reduce operational costs, achieve competitive advantage and establish sustainable performance has resulted into high degree of automation in the business industry. (Hakikur 2008, p402) In the modern economic world enterprises have become identical with technology. Every business opportunity is viewed in terms of competitive strategy, how well the business can implement the idea to help in positioning itself. This is only possible when a firm has adequate knowledge base that can be trusted with such works. The purpose of this topic is to analyze the impact of technology specifically on business storage and distribution. As we have discussed the modern distribution and storage activities in business have undergone reformation and are highly characterized by automation. (Allan 2009, p198) This has led to increased efficiencies and effectiveness. Most businesses now go online in order to attract large public perception. Technology in distribution process has ensured that goods reach customers quickly; this has been achieved through equitable access to a variety of resources. In the retail business most managers prefer creating up distribution centers with such capacities of handling large volumes of goods. This is highly used by large retail organizations like Tesco, Asda and Pro-Tech in the European countries. (Hakikur 2008, p402) Information technology has also ensured that customers access goods of an organization at their homes without the need to travel to the physical premises and make relevant orders. Managers also keep records of potential suppliers in their database for screening so that they can be able to make contacts at their own convenience. (Allan 2009, p198) Storage Storage refers to keeping of goods awaiting sale. It may also include keeping raw materials for future production. The modern technology has changed the manner in which core storage activities are carried out. This can be seen as follows; The traditional inventory control systems have been completely abolished and their place taken by computerized inventory system. Most modern day managers are cost conscious and would want to be efficient at every aspect of business. The traditional and rudimental inventory control procedures were found to be ineffective and costly especially in the contemporary society. Computerization of storage has leveraged entrepreneurs and contributed to transparency in stock movement. (Allan 2009, p198) The modern warehouses are also fitted with technological equipment that provides efficiency in the overall warehouse. These include handling, off loading and loading facilities like cranes and lifters. The traditional warehouses lacked adequate storage facilities that could be used to preserve perishable goods like fruits, milk, bakeries. Technology has ensured that entrepreneurs can store perishable goods for future market demand through use of facilities like fridges and coolers. (Martin & Kiyoshi 2006, p178) Warehouses located areas which are susceptible to weather conditions are fitted with equipments that change according to pattern of weather and therefore do not cause damages to inventory eventually saving entrepreneurs