Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

MOQ (minimum order quantity): striking a balance

Minimum order quantity (MOQ): it’s possible to negotiate this with suppliers to reduce the initial outlay, minimize storage costs, and avoid warehouse overstocking.

Augmented reality applications for warehouse logistics

Augmented reality and wearable technology add value to warehouse logistics. This technology frees up the hands of operators, enabling them to work quickly, comfortably, and safely.

Warehouse slotting: amp up your productivity

Warehouse slotting describes the strategy for distributing stock among the various locations in an installation to boost productivity in processes such as goods receipt and picking.

Logistics trends and opportunities for 2021

Logistics trends for 2021: in this post, we delve into these trends and examine how companies can modernize their operations in order to grow and increase customer satisfaction.

Cycle service level: variable supply chain to prioritize customer satisfaction

Cycle service level indicates the probability of having enough stock to cope with demand. It is directly related to inventory management and customer satisfaction.

Dock to stock: efficiency starts at the loading dock

Dock to stock: efficiency in this process helps to increase warehouse throughput. Cutting cycle times is possible through the implementation of automated storage systems and digital tools.

3D printing takes supply chain management into a new dimension

3D printing constitutes technology with an enormous potential for transforming logistics and transportation. Its main characteristic is easy product personalization.

Inventory management with Excel: is it effective?

Inventory management with Excel: nowadays, many businesses depend on this to control their warehouse stock. But is it enough? WMSs ensure comprehensive goods control in real time.