Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Inductive charging and its advantages for industry

Inductive charging streamlines industry operations by enabling automatic, wireless recharging and reducing downtime in automated warehouses.

AMR warehouse: A new era in in-house transport

AMRs are machines designed to transport goods autonomously through warehouses or logistics facilities.

SLAM navigation and how it impacts robotics

SLAM navigation enables robots and autonomous vehicles to orient themselves and map their surroundings in real time without prior plotting. It enhances their precision, efficiency, and ...

Supply chain: What is it, and how do you design one for your business?

Supply chain: Learn what it is, how it works, and how to optimize it with digital tools and automated storage systems — featuring real-world examples from various industries.

ERP system: Meaning, types, and business integration

An ERP system is a software application that centralizes business management. It can interface with solutions like WMS, MRP, or fleet management software to optimize the supply chain overall.

Microservices architecture and its advantages in software development

Microservices are used to build scalable, easy-to-maintain applications — making them an ideal choice for complex, constantly evolving systems.

Logistics coordinator: Role and responsibilities

A logistics coordinator supervises all movements of goods within a company. This professional also plans and monitors key processes such as storage, transportation, and inventory management.

Kaizen: The art of changing for the better in business

Kaizen — from the Japanese terms kai (change or revision) and zen (virtue or goodness) — is a method that fosters continuous improvement in all business areas by making changes to the way work is ...