Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

DIFOT: What it is and how to measure it

DIFOT (delivery in full, on time) is a key performance metric used in the logistics and supply chain industry.

Micro warehousing: The logistics response to ecommerce immediacy

Micro warehouses optimise urban logistics and the last mile, enabling fast, reliable deliveries for ecommerce and retail companies. They also improve inventory management, traceability and the ...

The future of AI in logistics: How artificial intelligence will transform the industry

AI is a key driver of supply chain performance and will continue to shape the future of logistics. This technology is already giving companies a competitive edge in an increasingly demanding market.

SLA in supply chain management: What are service level agreements?

An SLA is a contract signed between a service provider and a client. It establishes each party’s responsibilities, the objectives to be met and the level of end-customer satisfaction.

How to store and transport musical instruments

Musical instrument storage and transport call for safe and efficient processes: temperature and humidity control, product tracking and the right packaging for every part. Warehouse digitalisation ...

Pareto chart: How to make one and examples in logistics

Learn how to make a Pareto chart to identify and prioritise the issues with the greatest impact on processes, quality and logistics operations.

What is total productive maintenance? Implementing TPM in business

Total productive maintenance (TPM) is a methodology focused on keeping equipment in optimal condition.

Supply chain scenario planning: What it is and examples

Supply chain scenario planning is a technique used to develop hypotheses about future events and how they may affect the business environment.