Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Product traceability: what is it and how is it implemented?

Product traceability refers to the real-time control of a product’s entire production process, from the procurement of raw materials until the good reaches the end customer.

Logistics staging area in a warehouse

Warehouse staging area: Logistics 4.0 requires efficiency when it comes to managing goods inflows and outflows. So, what percentage of your facility should the staging area cover to maximize ...

GS1-128 barcodes in logistics

GS1-128 barcodes are a supply chain application standard of GSI Code 128 that include distribution and commercial transaction data. Find out all about its applications in logistics.

Cobots: at your service in the warehouse

Cobots, together with the implementation of warehouse management systems, will raise efficiency and productivity in logistics installations. In this post, we analyze the effect that cobots will ...

Types of inventory in logistics: classification and applications

Types of inventory: there are several ways of taking stock in a warehouse to meet each company’s needs and logistics resources. These inventory types can be classified by category.

Omnichannel: a shopping experience revolution

Omnichannel: implementing this type of strategy calls for the need to sync all company departments to provide a personalized shopping experience.

Dark stores speed up online supermarkets’ logistics systems

Dark stores are warehouses geared towards picking and order fulfillment that generally look like supermarkets but aren’t open to the public.