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Frequent supply chain disruptions demand resilient planning. Discover how S&OP helps businesses stay competitive and prepared for future risks.

In this article we will explore how Trump’s import tariffs might impact key sectors in the European Union.

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...

Companies succeed by offering tailored value to customers. S&OP ensures this value is effectively delivered through improved operations and engagement. In this post, we explain everything about S&OP and how it can enhance your customer relationships

In this article, we will delve into how effective management of reverse logistics can set your business apart from the competition.

From technological advancements to sustainability imperatives, the future of supply chain management (SCM) in 2025 promises efficiency, resilience, and environmental consciousness. In this article, we explore ten key trends shaping the future of supply chain management and how organisations can position themselves for success

In this second part of our CSRD series, we’ll guide you through the essential double materiality assessment, which should be carried out before the financial year even begins. This critical step helps you determine which sustainability topics are relevant to your business and must be reported.

As part of our commitment to sustainability, Slimstock is preparing to meet CSRD compliance by 2025. In this article series, we aim to explain the directive and share our journey toward becoming fully compliant.

In modern supply chain management, the exponential growth of product assortments and the increasing number of stores and warehouses present a constant challenge. As catalogues expand with new entries, the complexities of efficiently managing each item also increase...

Strikes are predictable, but tariffs add uncertainty. By modeling their impact, supply chains can turn uncertainty into informed decisions—because a prepared business is always stronger.

Achieving greater operational efficiency not only improves financial outcomes but also enables businesses to adapt to changing customer demands and position themselves as leaders in their industry.