Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Cold chain: never break the chain

Cold chain logistics manages highly sensitive goods and, thus, faces unique challenges. We take a look at the key work areas for effective cold chain management.

Reorder point formula: how does this affect warehouse management?

The reorder point formula comes into play the moment a company has to place a new order for stock with its suppliers. See how it relates to warehouse management.

Chemical warehousing: challenges and success stories

Chemical warehousing: what to consider when designing and equipping your installation We’ll show you some warehousing projects we launched and the various solutions adopted.

Bullwhip effect: whip it for good!

The bullwhip effect in logistics causes distortions in stored stock for each member of the supply chain. Find out whether your business is affected and how to fix it.

Pick lists for an error-free warehouse

Pick lists are used to organize the sequence for collecting products in a warehouse for their subsequent dispatch. What advantages can a WMS bring to the creation of picking lists?

Picking area: how to design and equip the one for your warehouse

Picking area: when designing this zone for a warehouse, its location and setup depend on the installation’s operational characteristics. Find out about the most popular options in our article.

Intralogistics: what is it? Process optimization trends in internal logistics

Internal logistics encompasses the organization of material and information flows that take place within a company's four walls. What are the main trends in intralogistics?

Minimum stock levels: definition and strategies

The minimum operating stock level indicates the point of inventory consumption at which goods need to be replenished. So, what’s the rule for minimum/maximum stock levels? We’ll tell you all about it.