Allocation & Replenishment

In the context of the supply chain, breaking bulk is understood as the process of “breaking up” larger loads into smaller fractions so that the product can reach the consumer in an accessible format and with added value..

How do you achieve maximum availability of inventory with minimum investment on stock. What´s the best formula?

In this article, we take an in-depth look at the pros and cons of electronic shelf labels, review some cases of companies that are already using them and estimate the cost of implementation.

Choosing the right forecasting method can make a significant difference to your accuracy, efficiency and bottom line. While weekly forecasting might seem more precise at first glance, thanks to its higher number of data points, it often leads to more noise than insight

In this article we are going to try to break down the most common types of stock when we talk about inventory management.

Find out how SKUs make inventory tracking easier and help keep stock levels just right, whether in warehouses or on store shelves

Discover how smarter allocation strategies can help supermarkets and wholesalers balance stock levels and service while responding to sudden demand spikes

Assortment management plays a critical role in shaping a company’s operational efficiency and profitability. In this article, we discuss strategies to optimise product portfolios and align offerings with market demands

Stockouts are a costly challenge for retailers. By rethinking inventory management, businesses can reduce losses and improve sales, as seen with Walmart’s success in cutting stockouts by 16%.

What is the predictive value of historical sales data? At what level should you forecast when planners are in short supply? And how should you respond to fluctuations in an extremely volatile market? In this article, we explore these three key dilemmas in more detail ...

Intralogistics is the operational core of any distribution centre or warehouse, encompassing critical warehouse processes that ensure the efficient movement of goods. From reception and storage to picking, packing, and shipping, each of these activities directly contributes to operational speed, cost reduction, and customer satisfaction...