Traceability in logistics makes it possible to identify the origin and the different stages a product goes through in the supply chain. We show you how they work and what they comprise.
Returns management or reverse logistics generates hidden costs that are difficult to attribute to specific lines on your balance sheets. Learn to identify and control them.
A stockouts occurs when a company is not able to meet its customers' demands because the products are not available at that time. What strategies should be put in place to prevent stockouts?
The use of big data in Logistics 4.0 facilitates more efficient management of both the warehouse and the entire supply chain, promoting continuous process optimization in real time.
Within the compact storage category, you will find a series of subsystems with differentiating characteristics. We show you a complete comparison between them.
Facing digital transformation is a major challenge in the logistics sector. Hiring Talent 4.0 is indispensable to lead the game. What are the chief skills of these professionals?
A robotized or automated warehouse is one that has automatic systems and specialized software to control and handle the goods. Here, we show you the most established systems in the sector.
Wave picking is an in-warehouse picking method. It features grouping a line of orders into a single operator route, which is allocated a set time. We’ll show you what it’s all about.
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