Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Poka-yoke explained in 5 examples

The poka-yoke method, which is especially useful in logistics, aims to prevent mistakes in operations and, if they do occur, minimize their consequences.

Multi-tier shelving: leveraging warehouse height

Multi-tier shelving consists of multi-level manual storage systems equipped with one or more aisles supported by the racking, allowing operators to access all the levels.

Predictive analytics: telling the future

Predictive analytics refers to a type of analysis that uses new and historical data to predict behaviors, trends, and habits in individuals and machine performance.

Inventory control: the key to better customer service

Inventory control encompasses the planning, organization and monitoring of a company’s products (including raw materials, semi-finished goods, and finished products).

Smart warehouses: from automation to big data

Smart warehouses are fully automated storage installations in which operations are managed by machines or software that coordinates the various tasks.

Order processing: the key to efficient operations

Efficient order processing is synonymous with success. That’s why it’s crucial to have detailed knowledge of all the elements involved to have a competitive supply chain.

Storage buffer: streamlining production and dispatch

A storage buffer is a space where goods needed for production lines, order picking, and/or kitting are temporarily housed.

Continuous improvement: applications in logistics

Implementing continuous improvement methods makes it possible to identify and eliminate inefficiencies in logistics processes. But how can you improve the day-to-day running of your warehouse ...