In today’s industrial settings, warehouse storage and material handling can be one of the biggest challenges for businesses. This is where automated storage solutions come in to help. By upgrading to modern and intelligent warehouse storage solutions, companies can cut real estate costs, reduce manual labor, and increase worker productivity. Discover these six essential Read the full article…

  Unless pizza is involved, surprises at work are never something you want to see – especially when it comes to your warehouse’s inventory. Stock outs and other inventory count issues have become common these days. This can be easily attributed to a number of factors, including continued increases in online order demand, as well Read the full article…

  As a business owner having inventory control issues, it can feel like you are facing an insurmountable obstacle. However, you are not alone, and the new year is the perfect time to gain control over your inventory.  Inventory control issues all come down to the same fundamental problems: There is an over excess of Read the full article…

  Few words can send a chill down the spine of warehouse staff than “unsold inventory”.  Not only do they represent a lack of potential income, they can also create organizational hassles up and down the supply chain. The space given over to unsold inventory, if not properly managed, can start to create headaches for Read the full article…

  Out of all the facets of warehousing that have seen an increase in popularity over the past year or so, imports have been one of the biggest. A number of factors have contributed to the increase in imported goods being sold. Alongside the increase in online shopping overall during the pandemic, the additional spending Read the full article…

  The rise of online order pickup has led to retailers needing to figure out how to best process these pickups. Online order pickup works as something of a hybrid between ecommerce and traditional retail. Customers are able to place their orders online, but the orders are taken from the inventory at a brick-and-mortar store Read the full article…

  Buffer inventory, also known as ‘safety stock’, can be a crucial part of any warehouse’s inventory supply. The term ‘buffer inventory’ refers to any overflow stock specifically kept for the purpose of avoiding stock shortages. This inventory is typically counted separately from the ‘active’ inventory, as it isn’t accessed as frequently, even for more Read the full article…

  The start of a new year always brings promise, no matter how challenging or chaotic the previous year may have been. Most of us use the first quarter as a chance to recover from the chaos of the holiday season, and take stock of where our warehouses are and where they could grow over Read the full article…

  Dispensaries and plant greenhouses work like any other business – which means they need to take on returns every now and again. Most of you that have worked in retail have probably just rolled your eyes in resignation at that fact, and with good reason! Every retail outlet has to deal with the potential Read the full article…

  For warehouses of all stripes, “traceability” is an important term to know. Traceability refers to the journey of an item or a part as it travels through the warehouse, and how every step of its movement is tracked. While it can take many forms, one of the most common is in-house traceability. This is Read the full article…

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