As demand increases, many businesses face the challenge of limited warehouse space. Rather than expanding or relocating, optimizing your existing facility might be a more practical solution. A useful guideline is to use around 85% of your warehouse’s total capacity. For example, if your warehouse has 10,000 pallet slots, try to utilize about 8,500. Keeping some space available is essential for smooth operations…
We’ve experienced a significant increase in demand here at Logistics Bureau for assistance in improving warehouse performance…
Logistics KPIs, also known as Key Performance Indicators, remain widely discussed and important. Let’s discuss the common errors people frequently encounter when managing logistics KPIs…
It is important to conduct a health check for your warehouse. This process will enable you to optimize capacity and processes, ensuring that your warehouse operates to its full extent effectively. One frequent issue revealed during warehousing health checks is the perception of a warehouse being full…
Recent studies have shown that among the challenges frustrating warehouse and distribution centre managers this year, rising energy and labour costs…
Thinking of building a new warehouse? Before you do, consider whether you really need one because optimizing your current warehouse can also provide the improvements you’re looking for. By rethinking layout and processes, you can enhance efficiency and capacity without the costs of a new build…