Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Time for urban logistics

Urban logistics encompasses all movements relating to the supply and distribution of goods in cities to ensure business activity.

3 examples of inventory in a warehouse

Inventory examples: we show you three ways to take inventory in the warehouse: manually, with the help of a warehouse management system, and in a fully automated smart warehouse.

Tote picking: speedy picking directly in bins

Tote picking consists of grouping the goods that make up an order inside a plastic bin.

Goods-to-person: bringing products to operators

Goods-to-person picking is a new order preparation method that combines automated storage systems and agile, ergonomic workstations.

AMR vs. AGV: differences and which is better

AMR vs. AGV: these automated transportation systems streamline the internal transportation of goods between two areas in a logistics center, saving time and reducing accidents.

Ship from store: turn your shop into a small distribution center

The ship-from-store logistics strategy turns a company’s physical store into a distribution center equipped to prepare and dispatch customers’ online orders.

Periodic inventory system: more frequent stock counts to improve accuracy

A periodic inventory system consists of counting products in stock several times during the year and at specific intervals (monthly, semiannually, or annually).

Pallet lifts and vertical conveyors in the warehouse

Pallet lift: its main function is to connect the areas in the warehouse located at different heights, among other tasks. It can be operated manually or can comprise an automated vertical conveyor.