Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Demand forecasting in the supply chain

Demand forecasting is the predictive analytics process companies use to estimate how many products customers will order to efficiently meet future demand.

Warehouse setup: definition, types and examples

Discover how an effective warehouse setup optimises space, streamlines picking and enhances logistics management to maximise operational efficiency in the supply chain.

Best-of-breed: the right choice?

Best-of-breed refers to specialised software designed to address specific areas. An example is a warehouse management system (WMS), which enhances operations in all types of logistics facilities.

Machine customers: the rise of systems that buy and sell products

Machine customers are AI-driven programs designed to buy and sell products automatically. They are expected to be fully autonomous by 2036.

Bottlenecks in business and how to eliminate them

Bottlenecks slow down manufacturing, drive up lead times and hinder productivity. They can occur in different links in the production chain, and eradicating them will give you a competitive edge.

End-to-end solution: the key to optimising logistics processes

End-to-end warehouse management solutions cover the entire supply chain, from planning and inventory management to order processing and shipping.

Goods-to-robot: the picking revolution

Goods-to-robot refers to the automation of order picking with robots that handle products without the need for human intervention.

Industrial warehouses and their management

Industrial warehouses are buildings or facilities where various processes take place, from manufacturing to the storage of finished goods. These warehouses can accommodate an entire production chain.