Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Key features of a warehouse management system

The key features of a warehouse management system can be summarised by its ability to assign locations, sequence warehouse tasks and automate information flows.

Case picking to speed up order fulfilment

Case picking is an order picking method commonly used in distribution centres whereby operators retrieve full cartons instead of individual product units.

Retrofit: Reconditioning the warehouse

Retrofitting involves updating the components that make up a facility. These can be storage systems, electrical and mechanical components, software or programmable logic controllers (PLCs).

Fulfilment centres: types and characteristics

A fulfilment centre is a hub where different logistics service providers engage in activities related to transporting and distributing goods. Fulfilment centres are located in areas near major ...

Order orchestration across multiple sales channels

Order orchestration is the process of coordinating, managing and automating the multiple activities and resources involved in fulfilling orders across the supply chain.

Internal transport: systems and examples

Discover how choosing the right internal transport systems will transform your warehouse efficiency, productivity and safety, optimising operations and reducing costs.

Conversational AI in industry and logistics

Conversational AI refers to artificial intelligence trained to simulate conversations between humans, offering various applications in logistics. It requires vast amounts of data to complete its ...

ERP vs. WMS: Which is best for logistics and warehousing?

Specific software programs are designed to facilitate coordination and teamwork and increase productivity. Two of the most popular management programs are ERP and WMS solutions.