Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Operational processes in business and warehousing

Operational processes are the activities that directly generate revenue and profit for a company. These tasks are crucial for ensuring the organisation remains competitive.

Double-deep pallet racking optimises storage space

Double-deep pallet racking is a storage system that can accommodate two pallets in the same location, one behind the other, without losing direct access.

Fleet management software: nexus between the warehouse and robotics

Fleet management software is a computer program that assigns tasks to a group of robots and monitors their traffic in a warehouse, factory, or distribution center.

Weighted average cost and inventory valuation

Weighted average cost is a stock valuation method used in accounting to obtain the average value of warehouse inventory.

Order management system: streamlining customer service

An order management system oversees a product’s life cycle digitally. It provides comprehensive tracking of inventory, fulfilment and after-sales service.

Chief operating officer and role in the supply chain

The chief operating officer (COO) is the person who oversees a company’s business operations, ensuring financial stability and growth.

Rack supported building: maximum capacity

A rack supported building is a warehouse where the racks themselves are part of the frame or structure that supports the facility.

The fishbone diagram applied to logistics

The fishbone diagram, also known as the cause-and-effect or Ishikawa diagram, is a tool used to detect and visualise the origins of a specific problem.