Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Warehouse management done right

Warehouse management consists of organising the receiving, storage, stock control, and order preparation and dispatch processes in a logistics facility.

Warehouse control: essential for efficient logistics operations

Warehouse control consists of monitoring the status and movements of goods to prevent mistakes and detect opportunities for improvement.

High-density storage: maximum capacity in minimum space

High-density storage systems eliminate aisles by increasing capacity, making the most of the space available for product storage.

Maximum stock level in inventory management

The maximum stock level is the largest number of goods a company can store to meet customer demand with the utmost quality and efficiency and at the lowest possible cost.

What is multichannel retailing?

Multichannel retailing: the transition from multichannel to omnichannel is a process many businesses are going through to increase their sales and enhance their customers’ shopping experience.

Digital warehousing: technology optimises logistics

Digital warehousing refers to a logistics facility that uses automation and technology to optimise processes and achieve extremely accurate product traceability.

Warehouse machines: which do I need for each operation?

Warehouse machines are an essential element in any type of logistics facility: they’re responsible for the internal movement of goods in order to streamline operations.

How would quantum computing affect logistics?

Quantum computing makes it possible to replace classic IT processes with more agile operations, increasing the speed and reliability of technologies such as big data and blockchain.