Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

WCS software: what it is and how it works

WCS software manages and coordinates product flows in automated warehouses, directing the movements of automatic equipment like stacker cranes.

Sustainable procurement for green logistics

Practicing sustainable procurement positions your company as ethically minded. It also helps you improve product control overall and comply with relevant legal regulations.

Pick tunnels speed up order picking

Pick tunnels are a logistics solution that optimises warehousing space, facilitates replenishment, and increases productivity in picking palletised goods.

Omnichannel fulfilment: how does it work?

Omnichannel fulfillment is a strategy consisting of picking and preparing the products ordered by customers through the business’s multiple communication channels.

The road to an autonomous supply chain

An autonomous supply chain shares information on all processes and operations to boost efficiency, from production to the delivery of products to end customers.

Keys to flexible logistics

Flexible logistics is the ability of a company to adapt its logistics operations and processes to changes and unforeseen events without causing serious damage to the company.

Outbound logistics: keys to efficient distribution

Outbound logistics is a supply chain operation responsible for ensuring the delivery of finished products to end customers or raw materials to production centres.

High-bay warehouse: what is it?

A high-bay warehouse is a logistics facility where the storage systems reach a minimum height of approximately 40' and a maximum of over 130'.