Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Inductive charging and its advantages for industry

Inductive charging streamlines industry operations by enabling automatic, wireless recharging and reducing downtime in automated warehouses.

Supply chain: What is it and how do you design one for your business?

Supply chain: Learn what it is, how it works and how to optimise it with digital tools and automated storage systems — featuring real-world examples from various industries.

AMR warehouse: A new era in in-house transport

AMRs are machines designed to transport goods autonomously through warehouses or logistics facilities.

ERP system: Meaning, types and business integration

An ERP system is a software application that centralises business management. It can interface with solutions like WMS, MRP or fleet management software to optimise the supply chain overall.

Kaizen: The art of changing for the better in business

Kaizen — from the Japanese terms kai (change or revision) and zen (virtue or goodness) — is a method that fosters continuous improvement in all business areas by making changes to the way work is ...

Warehouse SOP: What to include plus a sample

A warehouse SOP that’s properly defined and implemented improves efficiency, optimises resources and reduces errors. Discover how these procedures ensure speedy and effective workflows.

How to use artificial intelligence: Business applications and examples

Knowing how to use AI in business is key to optimising logistics processes, improving customer service and boosting operational efficiency.

Capillary distribution: Optimising last-mile delivery

Capillary distribution optimises deliveries, shortens lead times and cuts costs, boosting efficiency and enhancing the customer experience in industries such as ecommerce, food and pharmaceuticals.