Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Integrated logistics: What it is and how it benefits companies

Integrated logistics is a supply chain management model that coordinates all business activities from a unified, end-to-end perspective focused on total optimization.

Pick-up point: A more flexible, sustainable logistics model

Pick-up points have become an effective solution for last-mile challenges. They enhance operational efficiency, cut costs, and boost the customer experience within omnichannel and urban ...

Split case picking: How to organize it to optimize order fulfillment

Split case picking involves selecting individual items to assemble specific orders. This fulfillment method prioritizes accuracy and attention to detail when handling small shipments.

CPFR: What it is and how it streamlines supply chain coordination

CPFR: Discover what it is; how it optimizes planning, forecasting, and replenishment in the supply chain; and the role technology plays in implementing and optimizing it.

Inventory allocation: Meaning and how to optimize it in logistics

Inventory allocation makes it possible to manage and distribute stock efficiently across complex logistics networks, improving service levels and leveraging available resources through optimized ...

Warehouse relocation: A guide to planning and executing an efficient move

Warehouse relocation presents an opportunity to redesign processes, streamline operational flows, and adapt logistics infrastructure to future business needs.

Available-to-promise: What it is, why it matters, and how to calculate it

Available-to-promise is the quantity of product a company can commit to a customer based on available inventory, confirmed orders, and expected production.

What is heijunka? Key tools to achieve production leveling

Heijunka is a pillar of the Toyota Production System. It optimizes inventory management by avoiding large-scale batch production and processing orders based on actual customer demand.