Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

RF picking: accuracy in order picking

RF picking consists of equipping operators with radio-frequency (RF) scanners so that they receive instructions directly from the warehouse management software.

Pick and place: robots never tire

Pick and place is an operation that consists of retrieving items and putting them in another place (generally, some sort of packing). Robots can be used to boost throughput in this process.

This is how AGV robots work

AGV robots — also known as automated or automatic guided vehicles — are vehicles employed in logistics and manufacturing contexts to move goods between the different areas of a warehouse or ...

The value of a logistics audit

A logistics audit makes it possible to detect and correct mistakes in logistics planning and to implement solutions to optimise warehouse resources.

Inventory app: stock under your thumb

An inventory app consists of software dedicated to controlling all the products that enter and leave the warehouse. It allows you to know what stock you have on hand to be able to supply goods to ...

Cycle service level: variable supply chain to prioritize customer satisfaction

Cycle service level indicates the probability of having enough stock to cope with demand. It is directly related to inventory management and customer satisfaction.

Supply chain diagnostic: improving processes

Supply chain diagnostic: this process consists of identifying problems and deficiencies in the logistics chain in order to make practical improvements.

Time for urban logistics

Urban logistics encompasses all movements relating to the supply and distribution of goods in cities to ensure business activity.