Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Optimal stock level: how to calculate it

In logistics, optimal stock levels designate the exact amount of inventory a business requires to fulfill routine demand without the occurrence of a stockout.

Logistics issues: the 10 most common in warehouses

Logistics issues: discover the 10 most common ones seen in warehouses and learn how to overcome these problems that impede operations from running smoothly.

Supply chain resilience: how to achieve it

A resilient supply chain is one that responds effectively to all types of disruptions that may interrupt its operation, from natural phenomena to technology issues.

Intralogistics: a competitive advantage

Intralogistics is the supply-chain working area comprising efficient flows of raw materials and finished products within a company.

Cold storage automation and design

Cold storage automation consists of implementing robots and/or other automated systems such as conveyors or stacker cranes in a cold storage warehouse.

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.