Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

The knapsack problem and logistics

The knapsack problem is a space optimization challenge. It aims to find the best possible combination of items to fill a unit load without exceeding its weight limit.

Warehouse management system examples in business

Warehouse management system examples include software solutions that control and monitor tasks in logistics facilities. WMSs aim to oversee inventory while optimizing and streamlining the flow of ...

Omnichannel automation for distribution

Retailers are turning to omnichannel automation for distribution — coordinating physical and digital channels — to provide clients with a seamless experience.

Cyber-physical systems and the supply chain

Cyber physical systems are mechanisms created by integrating computation with physical components. They can replicate, automate, and control physical elements and devices in a digital environment.

B2B2C model: Advantages and examples

In B2B2C (business-to-business-to-consumer), companies reach their customers through a second company or intermediary with which they have an agreement or partnership.

IBC totes: safe storage of liquids and bulk materials

See how IBC totes streamline logistics operations and optimize warehouse space, boosting efficiency and lowering storage costs for liquids and bulk materials.

Traceability types in logistics with examples

The four traceability types in logistics — upstream, downstream, internal, and external — enable companies to closely track their products and logistics processes.

After-sales service and its effects on logistics

After-sales service refers to the solutions offered to a client after a sale is closed. Its goal is to achieve user satisfaction, making it essential to prioritize these services.