Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Goods-to-robot: the picking revolution

Goods-to-robot refers to the automation of order picking with robots that handle products without the need for human intervention.

Industrial warehouses and their management

Industrial warehouses are buildings or facilities where various processes take place, from manufacturing to the storage of finished goods. These warehouses can accommodate an entire production chain.

5 companies with automated warehouses: examples and benefits

Join us as we explore success stories of companies with automated warehouses. Discover the benefits of this advanced technology in optimizing logistics processes and inventory management.

Types of suppliers: examples and how to choose the best

A supplier is a person or company that provides others with goods or services to support their production. There are different types of suppliers in the market, each fulfilling a specific need ...

Working capital: the formula for business efficiency

Working capital is a financial KPI that indicates whether a company will be able to access funds in case of need. It’s the difference between a business’s assets and liabilities.

Nearshoring, or the benefits of producing close to home

Nearshoring involves outsourcing a company’s services and bringing production closer to countries near the consumer territory. These countries share a similar time zone with the end market.

Regional warehouse for smaller distribution zones

A regional warehouse (or distribution center) serves to receive a large flow of vehicles and distribute goods to an area in under 24 hours. These types of facilities are located near end consumers.

Product life cycle and its 5 stages

The product life cycle consists of the 5 stages an item goes through from its invention until it disappears from the market. It’s based on the theory of the German-born American economist ...