Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

S&OP and its impact on logistics processes

S&OP (sales and operations planning) is an integrated business management process that aligns demand, supply and finances. It plays a crucial role in a company’s overall strategic planning.

Inventory shrinkage: the silent menace of warehousing

Inventory shrinkage is a loss of stock value and can be caused by several factors. It represents a difference between the inventory recorded in accounting and the actual stock on hand.

Racking systems: types and how to choose them

A racking system consists of several modules with shelves used to store industrial products on pallets or in boxes or bins.

Voice-directed warehousing: advantages and applications

Voice-directed warehousing refers to a management system that guides operators through the order picking process by means of audible instructions.

Order routing: software as an ally for omnichannel logistics

In logistics, order routing is the process of sending items from different warehouses or centres based on preferences. The process can be automated through software.

After-sales service and its effects on logistics

After-sales service refers to the solutions offered to a client after a sale is closed. Its goal is to achieve user satisfaction, making it essential to prioritise these services.

Types of supply chain and their management

Knowing the different types of supply chains and choosing the right one is crucial for success. These chains are designed and structured according to each company’s objectives and needs.

Real-time supply chain visibility

Real-time supply chain visibility is achieved through comprehensive monitoring of a company’s logistics processes.