Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

SCOR model for supply chain evaluation

The SCOR model (Supply Chain Operations Reference model) is a tool used in logistics to represent, analyze, and configure various aspects of the supply chain.

Distribution strategies: Exclusive, intensive, and other examples

Distribution strategies are the methods and approaches companies use to deliver their products or services to end customers as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.

Logistics costs and how to reduce them

We show you how to lower logistics costs — those related to goods handling, storage, and transportation — from procurement to delivery.

Inventory turnover: The key to warehouse efficiency

Inventory turnover is a metric that measures how many times a company has replenished its stock over a given period. This rate varies by business and industry.

Industrial weighing scales and WMS integration

Industrial weighing scales are measurement tools that facilitate various processes related to production, storage, packaging, and transportation.

Warehouse inventory: How to manage and control it

Warehouse inventory is the record of all the stock currently stored at a facility. These goods are typically intended for manufacturing a product or for delivery to a store, buyer, or end customer.

How to generate shipping labels for packages

Companies generate shipping labels with details that identify packages (e.g., the recipient’s name and address) so carriers can transport them from their origin to their final destination.

Distribution logistics: Definition, optimization, and main models

Distribution logistics relates to all the goods management processes involved in moving products to customers.