A warehouse management system (WMS) is used to manage day-to-day operations in a logistics warehouse: from incoming goods, stock management, and goods moves, to order picking, prod...

In today’s complex logistics landscape, warehouse automation has become a critical driver of process optimization and competitiveness, especially in light of growing e-commerce v...

The warehouse management system (WMS) plays a key role in logistics operation planning, execution, and monitoring. In automated warehouses, where it coordinates tasks allocated to ...

Logistics warehouse automation is nothing new. But this trend is accelerating: according to Precedence Research, the logistics warehouse mechanization and automation market was wor...

In logistics warehouses, automated picking helps optimize and accelerate the order preparation process. Robots and mechanized systems pick items automatically, boosting productivit...

According to Gartner, 96% of companies already use automated systems in their logistics warehouses or plan to do so within the next two to three years. For mechanized systems, this...

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 ...

e-commerce is doing well. Providing customers’ demands in terms of quality of service, delivery times and charges are properly met. For logistics professionals, the organizationa...