Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Product traceability: what is it and how is it implemented?

Product traceability refers to the real-time control of a product’s entire production process, from the procurement of raw materials until the good reaches the end customer.

Logistics staging area in a warehouse

Warehouse staging area: Logistics 4.0 requires efficiency when it comes to managing goods inflows and outflows. So, what percentage of your facility should the staging area cover to maximise ...

Cobots: at your service in the warehouse

Cobots, together with the implementation of warehouse management systems, will raise efficiency and productivity in logistics installations. In this post, we analyse the effect that cobots will ...

What is drop shipping? A logistics view

What is drop shipping? This is one of many doors opened by e-commerce: an online sale that creates a symbiosis between the seller and the wholesaler, who each perform different parts of the sales ...

5G and Industry 4.0: revolutionising industry

5G and Industry 4.0 are about to revolutionise our everyday lives. In this post, we’ll tell you all about this technology and how it will benefit industry and the supply chain.

EOQ formula: the key to optimal stock management

EOQ formula: the economic order quantity formula is used to calculate when and in what quantity a product should be procured so as to optimise a company’s orders. We’ll show you how it can ...

Supply chain resilience: how to achieve it

A resilient supply chain is one that responds effectively to all types of disruptions that may interrupt its operation, from natural phenomena to technology issues.

Intralogistics: a competitive advantage

Intralogistics is the supply-chain working area comprising efficient flows of raw materials and finished products within a company.