Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Internal transport: systems and examples

Discover how choosing the right internal transport systems will transform your warehouse efficiency, productivity and safety, optimising operations and reducing costs.

Conversational AI in industry and logistics

Conversational AI refers to artificial intelligence trained to simulate conversations between humans, offering various applications in logistics. It requires vast amounts of data to complete its ...

ERP vs. WMS: Which is best for logistics and warehousing?

Specific software programs are designed to facilitate coordination and teamwork and increase productivity. Two of the most popular management programs are ERP and WMS solutions.

Shelf-to-person: an innovative order picking solution

Shelf-to-person is an order picking system featuring autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) that bring operators the goods they need quickly and accurately.

Tote-to-person: automated transport of picking totes

Tote-to-person is an order picking system where small unit loads (boxes, bags, bins, etc.) are automatically transported to warehouse pickers.

Chief supply chain officer: roles and responsibilities

The chief supply chain officer is responsible for supervising and delivering value across a company’s supply chain by anticipating and dealing with changes in supply and demand.

Warehouse organisational chart: purpose and elements

A warehouse organisational chart is a graphical representation of the structure of this department. It includes the people who compose and lead it, outlining their hierarchical relationships in a ...

SaaS: What is it and how does it work in logistics?

SaaS (software as a service) is a cloud computing software model that enables end users to access applications from a browser.