Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

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 organize 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 organization.

SSCC code: a unique logistics ID

An SSCC code — Serial Shipping Container Code — is a logistics standard that, by means of a unique ID number, registers each unit load that enters or leaves the warehouse.

25 tips for optimizing safety in your warehouse

Automation of systems and processes, protection and upkeep of the racks, the installation of fire safety systems, and operator training are the key to a safe warehouse.

Tugger train: precursor to automated transportation systems?

Tugger trains can be effective in streamlining goods movements, but only in certain situations. We compare them to other types of automated transportation systems.

The value of a logistics audit

A logistics audit makes it possible to detect and correct mistakes in logistics planning and to implement solutions to optimize warehouse resources.

Temperature controlled warehouse: energy-efficient design

A temperature controlled warehouse is a logistics facility that houses products in storage systems designed to keep them at a specific temperature.