Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

5 reverse logistics examples for successful returns management

Reverse logistics examples: in this post, we examine five strategies implemented by companies to organise returns that customers have sent back to their warehouses.

NFT supply chain: how would it work?

NFT supply chain: applied to logistics, NFT technology will provide total traceability of the supply chain and improve security when transferring information between the various links.

Smart logistics: new technologies for the warehouse

Smart logistics aims to minimise warehouse operating costs through the use of interconnected devices that automate the processes taking place in the facility.

Urban warehouses speed up the last mile

Urban warehouses are the ideal solution for guaranteeing compliance with ecommerce logistics standards: same-day deliveries and free product returns.

Seismic racking for pallets and their design

Seismic racks are structures designed to resist any ground motion produced in areas with a high probability of earthquakes.

Warehouse robots: technology automates logistics

Warehouse robots boost the productivity, accuracy and speed of operations. Companies are turning to this technology to drive their supply chains forward.

Warehouse picker: what does an order picker do?

A warehouse picker is a professional in the logistics field mainly tasked with pulling the products that make up an order and consolidating it for shipment.

15 signs of a cluttered warehouse (and how to organise it)

A cluttered warehouse leads to problems such as delivery errors and inefficient operations. Detecting these signs is essential for responding in good time and ensuring optimal organisation.