Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Operational processes in business and warehousing

Operational processes are the activities that directly generate revenue and profit for a company. These tasks are crucial for ensuring the organization remains competitive.

Voice-directed warehousing: advantages and applications

Voice-directed warehousing refers to a management system that guides operators through the order picking process by means of audible instructions.

Order routing: software as an ally for omnichannel logistics

In logistics, order routing is the process of sending items from different warehouses or centers based on preferences. The process can be automated through software.

Fleet management software: nexus between the warehouse and robotics

Fleet management software is a computer program that assigns tasks to a group of robots and monitors their traffic in a warehouse, factory, or distribution center.

Clad rack warehouse: maximum capacity

A clad rack warehouse is a facility where the racks themselves are part of the frame or structure that supports the building.

Order management system: streamlining customer service

An order management system oversees a product’s life cycle digitally. It provides comprehensive tracking of inventory, fulfillment, and after-sales service.

Operational excellence: principles and how to achieve it

Operational excellence is a philosophy that regards problem-solving and leadership as the key to continuous improvement. It aims to achieve the best results through optimal processes.

Case picking to speed up order fulfillment

Case picking is an order picking method commonly used in distribution centers whereby operators retrieve full cartons instead of individual product units.