Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Dark stores speed up online supermarkets’ logistics systems

Dark stores are warehouses geared towards picking and order fulfillment that generally look like supermarkets but aren’t open to the public.

Supply chain disruption: how to mitigate risks

Supply chain disruption is understood as the alteration of any stage of the supply chain caused by agents not directly related to the product: weather conditions, new technologies, and so on.

What is drop shipping? A logistics overview

What is drop shipping? This is one of many doors opened by e-commerce: an online sale that creates a symbiosis between the seller and the wholesaler, who each perform different parts of the sales ...

Industrial IoT (IIoT) in the suppy chain

The IIoT is set to revolutionize all aspects of the supply chain: from transportation and storage to more complex operations such as quality control.

5G and Industry 4.0: revolutionizing industry

5G and Industry 4.0 are about to revolutionize our everyday lives. In this post, we’ll tell you all about this technology and how it will benefit industry and the supply chain.

EOQ formula: the key to optimal stock management

EOQ formula: the economic order quantity formula is used to calculate when and in what quantity a product should be procured so as to optimize a company’s orders. We’ll show you how it can ...

Supply chain management: the key to efficiency

Supply chain management refers to the organization of the flows of goods and services that play a part in the design, creation, storage, sale, and delivery of a product.

What is digital twin technology?

Digital twins are increasingly used to optimize supply chains, as they offer huge advantages by virtually replicating an object or operation.