Nearly every warehouse, no matter what size or what products you deal in, will have to manage freight costs at some point. And while most companies do a good job reviewing costs and tracking expenses when it comes to freight work, there’s always changes that can be made to the more ‘ineffable’ factors like labor, Read the full article…

Among all the costs and requirements that warehouses can encounter, order fulfillment is one of the most common—and can run out of control if not kept in check. Especially in these times of daily online shopping and constant demands for improved shipping times, it feels like a lot of the expense for shipping and fulfilling Read the full article…

When you really think about it, it’s almost surprising how much of the work done in warehouses takes place on pallet racks. It makes sense—warehouses aren’t typically in the business of storing individual items except in special cases, and pallet racks are an easy way to expand your storage capacity and safely store heavier goods Read the full article…

A lot of focus in the warehousing industry is paid to the idea of logistics—the moving of products into and out of your facility into the hands of retailers, consumers, and the like. But what if those products had to move back into your warehouse even after the sale?   In these times of online Read the full article…

No matter how well-kept your warehouse or how hard your staff works, it feels like there’s always something that needs repair or upkeep. That’s not a judgment on the quality of your warehouse, just a simple fact of life: stuff breaks down eventually, and staying on top of it well enough to fix it before Read the full article…

It can feel like a combination of report card day, dorm inspection, and getting called into the boss’ office, but client visits are a regular occurrence in the world of warehousing that don’t have to be as stressful as they sound. It’s not too different from cleaning your house before you have company over—you just Read the full article…

Outsourcing has been a hot topic in the world of business for a long time now, and that goes the same for warehousing as it does anywhere else. Outsourced warehousing has become an increasingly popular way for warehouses to disperse their stock and quickly gain additional working space at a much lower cost than moving Read the full article…

Sometimes it can feel like there’s too many options when it comes to inventory management. Every method, every software, every counting style brings its own advantages and disadvantages, not to mention the changes they can generate in your warehouse itself. While you might already have a method that works for you, or maybe you’re considering Read the full article…

Whether you send products to retail outlets, deal in B2B, or sell directly to consumers, managing orders is one of the most important things a warehouse can do. By preventing errors in orders and getting products to your customers on time, you can maintain a good standing with your clients and prevent inventory issues down Read the full article…

The term “organization” means a lot of different things in business these days. From charts to management positions, if most people in business hear the term “organization” they typically assume it has something to do with employees and managers. But here at Shelving, Inc, we like to specialize in a different kind of organization—organizing your Read the full article…

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