Supply Planning

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.

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.

Discover why managing critical spare parts is so challenging for aftermarket companies and learn proven strategies to overcome these obstacles. This article provides actionable insights to enhance inventory management practices and drive operational efficiency

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.

Progressing towards a more efficient—and ultimately, better—supply chain relies on optimising the processes within your company. However, to optimise something, we must first be able to describe it and understand the sub-processes that comprise it...

Inventory management is a business process that directly influences a company's profitability and competitiveness. The key lies in achieving a balance between having enough stock to meet demand and minimising storage costs and the risk of obsolescence...

Pharmaceutical companies play a crucial role in ensuring that life-saving medicines reach the people who need them most...