Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Uses of NFC tags: Applications in industry and logistics

NFC tags (short for near-field communication) are small pieces of plastic or other materials that can be read by devices with NFC capability.

Return logistics: What it is and how to manage it efficiently

Return logistics involves all operations from a customer’s request to send a product back until the merchandise reaches its final destination.

Pallet markings and codes: What do they mean?

Knowledge of pallet markings — including codes, stamps, colours and logos — helps optimise operations, ensure safety and comply with international logistics and trade regulations.

OEE: What is OEE / overall equipment effectiveness?

OEE (overall equipment effectiveness) is a metric that measures the productivity of a machine, production line or even an entire plant during scheduled operating time.

Applications of large language models (LLMs) in industry: Benefits and examples by sector

Applications of large language models (LLMs) are revolutionising industry — streamlining processes, improving inventory management and accelerating decision-making in logistics, healthcare and ...

Inventory restocking: What it is and how to optimise it

Inventory restocking is the process of maintaining proper product levels. It guarantees that a company has enough goods on hand to meet demand and business needs.

What is quality control, and how is it implemented?

Quality control is a set of systems used to assess the suitability of products and services. Companies can leverage quality control to anticipate potential issues.

What is deep learning & how does it work?

Deep learning is an artificial intelligence technique that automatically learns from large amounts of data. Explore its applications, benefits and strategies to improve models and prevent overfitting.