Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Cross-contamination of food: how to prevent it in logistics

Cross-contamination of food consists of the transmission of pathogens from one product to another. Companies make efforts to avoid this by managing their goods rationally.

Differentiation strategy: logistics as an example

In an increasingly competitive market, companies need to implement an effective differentiation strategy to help them stand out from the rest.

Inventory models: stock optimisation for efficient logistics operations

Inventory models and stock management techniques boost supply chain efficiency, reduce costs, improve control and facilitate informed decision-making.

Emotional robots in logistics: boosting efficiency and customer experience

Emotional robots are not only capable of performing physical tasks efficiently, but they can also interpret and respond to human emotions.

Data-driven companies: the digitalisation revolution and the power of data

A data-driven company relies on data analysis and digitalisation to facilitate the strategic decision-making that drives efficiency in manufacturing and logistics processes.

Small data: definition, differences with big data and application in logistics

Small data in logistics offers a large number of benefits and applications that contribute to improving efficiency, service quality and end customer satisfaction.

Industry 5.0 vs. Industry 4.0

While Industry 4.0 focuses on digitalization and automation, Industry 5.0 encourages the integration of technology and collaboration between people and machines.

International logistics: what is it and how do you optimise its operations?

International logistics involves the coordination of various activities to ensure that products and services are shipped safely and efficiently across international borders.