Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

Smart packaging: the packaging provides the product info

Smart packaging consists of recipients that protect the products inside them in addition to monitoring them and providing consumers with information on their condition.

Transit warehouse: solution for transporting goods further

A transit warehouse is a temporary storage area located between the central facility and the end customer. Its racks should streamline the loading and unloading of goods.

Innovation in logistics: 5 real examples

Innovation in logistics: Mecalux has extensive experience in this field, adapting to the storage needs of any company and getting the most throughput out of its warehouse operations.

eBay inventory management software: sync orders with your real warehouse stock

eBay inventory management software is connected to a superior software (a WMS or ERP system) to sync SKUs in the warehouse with the marketplace product catalogue.

Supply chain management: the key to efficiency

Supply chain management refers to the organisation of the flows of goods and services that play a part in the design, creation, storage, sale and delivery of a product.

What is digital twin technology?

Digital twins are increasingly used to optimise supply chains, as they offer huge advantages by virtually replicating an object or operation.

Picking list: an example applied to the warehouse

A picking list is a printed digital document that includes all the information warehouse operators need to successfully prepare and dispatch customer orders.

Pick and place: robots never tire

Pick and place is an operation that consists of retrieving items and putting them in another place (generally, some sort of packing). Robots can be used to boost throughput in this process.