Blog categorized as Logistics

Just-in-Time delivery system has gained momentum after the surge of e-commerce and online retailers. It is a kind of inventory management model that is in sync with lean manufacturing. Though it was developed in 1970s, it is still relevant and is a thriving business model.

Omnichannel logistics seems to have become the sine qua non of the contemporary logistics industry. Companies have yoked the online and offline modes of transaction together to offer the consumers seamless buying experience. However, omnichannel logistics has its own pitfalls.

Transparency in business, which comes with end-to-end visibility, enabled by advanced technology in the supply chain domain has become the cornerstone. All the stakeholders associated with the industry get to reap the fruit of this investment. Read more to know how.

Bin management is a key feature of modern warehousing that helps in reducing errors and ramping up profitability. Read more to know the basics of it.

If you haven't implemented a cloud-based WMS in your DC, this is the time, unless you want to beat the dust in this cutting-edge, dynamic market. Read our new blog on 9 reasons why a cloud-based solution is the best bid for your warehouse.

Task interleaving is a feature that optimizes warehouse management in a far more effective way by linking the pool of work that lies on the DC floor. Read more to find out how

Rattusapps, a cloud-based WMS provider brings to you blogs and articles on warehouse mangement, supply chain industry, logistics, technology, finance and leadership. in this issue we discuss the trends in digital transformatiion

It is a matter of genuine relief that the modern world has shrugged off its slumber to a heightened consciousness regarding the decency in work environment in recent times. Decent workspace entails various facets and demands to it.

Order picking is one of the elements of warehousing, which involves picking products from inventory for delivery to customers. To minimize costs and the time it takes to pick orders, it is vital to streamline this process

As the eponymous term goes, warehouse automation refers to the inclusion of machine, software, AI and all other ancillary technology in the corpus of the warehouse to reduce human involvement and errors and amp up efficiency and productivity