Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Traceability software: all products under control

Traceability software, for example, a warehouse management system, makes it possible to track the history, location, and path of any product.

E-commerce automation: this is how it’s done

To meet challenges such as the last mile and personalized deliveries, e-commerce warehouses demand automated solutions that ensure maximum productivity and efficiency.

Cycle counting: how to implement it in the warehouse

Cycle counting allows logistics managers to periodically count a random number of SKUs in order to accurately calculate the amount of product they have for each SKU.

Motorised roller conveyors: when to install them

Motorised roller conveyors speed up the internal transportation of goods. Used in both automated and traditional warehouses, they boost efficiency, save time, and cut costs.

RPA: what is robotic process automation in logistics?

RPA: bots that incorporate robotic process automation technology perform a host of tasks efficiently, reducing costs, boosting productivity, and increasing end-customer satisfaction.

Palletisation: the importance of getting it right

Palletisation is the logistics process consisting of placing goods together on top of a pallet to consolidate the load, making it easier for the handling equipment to transport it.

Types of logistics in the supply chain

The various types of logistics serve to classify the processes through which a product goes. You need to know the characteristics of each operation to optimise it and gain greater throughput.

Internal traceability = quality and safety in the warehouse

Internal traceability is the product traceability segment relating to the registration and close monitoring of goods carried out in a warehouse or production plant.