Supply Chain Tactics

Pandemic-like conditions once again swept across the Iberian Peninsula at midday and in the afternoon of 28 April. The electricity blackout and the inability of communicating via the internet led to anachronistic images...

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

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

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

FIFO (First In, First Out) means that the first items to enter are also the first to be dispatched. Under this model, older inventory is used or sold first, while newer stock is reserved for future orders

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%.

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

Work smart, not hard. This widely popular phrase in today’s corporate world—emphasising the importance of focusing efforts on what truly delivers results—neatly sums up the essence of the Pareto Principle.

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...

There’s a temptation to look at the rise of technology, AI and emerging roles like that of the Chief Supply Chain Officer and assume the world of supply chain is becoming easier to manage. The truth, however, is quite different. Supply chain has never been more complex or difficult to manage...

In this article you will learn the basic principles for detecting declining behaviour in our products and, therefore, knowing how to stop the supply of certain items in time before they become obsolete.

A key characteristic of fresh produce (fruit and vegetables) is that this assortment changes throughout the year in terms of supplier, packaging, and price. Fresh produce buyers know exactly when they need to switch countries of origin, but do they also know how much to purchase? How can they...

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 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...