Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Traceability control: solution for logistics efficiency

Traceability control is a vital tool for companies that want to optimise their logistics processes and ensure customer satisfaction.

SWOT analysis: definition and how to apply it in logistics

SWOT analysis identifies the internal and external factors affecting a company’s supply chain. Its purpose is to develop strategies to capitalise on opportunities and mitigate threats.

FEFO: optimising inventory management for perishable goods

FEFO is an inventory management technique whereby the first products to expire are the first picked. It helps prevent losses due to expired or deteriorated goods.

Pareto law: optimising logistics processes with the 80/20 rule

The Pareto law (or 80/20 law) is a valuable tool for logistics. It identifies the 20% of your products capable of generating 80% of your revenue.

Lean supply chain: key for logistics efficiency

A lean supply chain is a business management strategy that enables companies to improve their logistics processes, bring down costs and offer their customers top-quality service.

Sodium batteries: the path to greener logistics?

The post details the operation of sodium batteries, compares their benefits with lithium-ion batteries and analyses their potential impact on key industries like logistics.

Cross-contamination of food: how to prevent it in logistics

Cross-contamination of food consists of the transmission of pathogens from one product to another. Companies make efforts to avoid this by managing their goods rationally.

Differentiation strategy: logistics as an example

In an increasingly competitive market, companies need to implement an effective differentiation strategy to help them stand out from the rest.