Advantages and disadvantages of a WMS

Advantages and disadvantages of a WMS: warehouse management software organizes, controls, and optimizes goods-in/goods-out, the distribution of raw materials in the facility, and operator tasks.

Traceability system for logistics efficiency

A traceability system encompasses a set of procedures that let your company know the location and history of products throughout the supply chain stages they go through.

Hoist: definition and function in warehousing

A hoist is a machine that uses fixed and movable pulleys and a cable or chain to lift heavy loads in a warehouse, workshop, or production center.

The road to sustainable logistics

Sustainable logistics consists of a set of practices that look to limit the environmental impact of operations such as transportation and warehousing while optimizing time and cost.

Perpetual inventory: recording stock in real time

Perpetual inventory is extremely beneficial in warehouses with a large number of SKUs: stock is updated continuously, with available products reflected in real time.

SaaS technology drives the smart warehouse

SaaS technology has taken off, fostering the implementation of warehouse management software in the cloud. This program model promotes scalability and flexibility in digitalizing a facility.

Logistics processes: key points for optimizing your supply chain

Logistics processes within the supply chain include all the operations that take place from the procurement of raw materials to the delivery of products to end customers.

Warehouse labeling: how to do it right

Proper warehouse labeling makes it easier to identify products, load-bearing supports, or storage systems quickly and accurately, limiting the risk of errors and inefficiencies.