Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Examples of automated systems and robotics in the warehouse

These examples of automated systems show logistics facilities that have implemented technology to manage, optimise, and streamline their operations.

SKU velocity and efficient warehouse slotting

SKU velocity indicates how often a SKU is picked from a storage location over a specific period of time.

Ecommerce fulfilment: challenges and solutions

Ecommerce fulfilment: challenges such as last-mile and same-day deliveries are forcing traditional warehouses to adapt their design to be efficient in these operations.

Automated guided vehicles warehouse: the need for speed

Automated guided vehicles are machines that transport goods between two points or two connected systems in a warehouse, without the need for drivers.

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.