Cold-chain logistics is a feature of many sectors and industries, especially pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, food, chemicals, and medical laboratories, all of which require goods to...

An enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is a comprehensive tool covering all aspects of business management. A warehouse management system (WMS), meanwhile, is designed to man...

It’s essential to write a set of WMS requirements before investing in a warehouse management software. The requirements document you will use as part of your Request for Proposal...

When choosing a warehouse management system (WMS), your decision will be guided by various factors specific to your business, such as the number, size, and location of your warehou...

Your WMS is a central component of your warehouse, managing all your logistics activities and operations. But, as time passes, you might find it no longer meets your needs, perhaps...

For any organization looking to boost operational efficiency, cut costs, and build customer loyalty, optimizing the supply chain is essential. Warehouses are keys links in this cha...

A warehouse management system (WMS) handles all processes within a logistics platform, from receiving incoming goods, and managing stock and inventories, to picking orders, shippin...

Order picking is a critical activity in logistics warehouses—and, for that matter, in retail outlets. It can help to boost productivity, reduce or optimize operators’ movements...

For most logistics professionals, innovation is a key priority, whether it’s for making life easier for operators, simplifying logistics tasks, making warehouses safer places to ...