Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Storage buffer: streamlining production and dispatch

A storage buffer is a space where goods needed for production lines, order picking, and/or kitting are temporarily housed.

Continuous improvement: applications in logistics

Implementing continuous improvement methods makes it possible to identify and eliminate inefficiencies in logistics processes. But how can you improve the day-to-day running of your warehouse ...

Block stacking: optimizing warehouse space without racks

Block stacking is a warehouse storage method in which goods are stacked on top of each other directly on the warehouse floor, without being placed on the racks.

AS/RS warehouse: safe loading and full autonomy

In an AS/RS warehouse, stacker cranes are responsible for inserting and removing goods from their locations with full autonomy and minimal operator intervention.

Types of warehouses: a general overview

Types of warehouses: these can be classified by function, storage method, or level of automation. Here, we summarize the different types of warehouses according to their function.

Optimal stock level: how to calculate it

In logistics, optimal stock levels designate the exact amount of inventory a business requires to fulfill routine demand without the occurrence of a stockout.

Logistics issues: the 10 most common in warehouses

Logistics issues: discover the 10 most common ones seen in warehouses and learn how to overcome these problems that impede operations from running smoothly.

Supply chain resilience: how to achieve it

A resilient supply chain is one that responds effectively to all types of disruptions that may interrupt its operation, from natural phenomena to technology issues.