What to do with returns so they don’t slow down inventory
Returns almost never fail all at once. They start by occupying a corner, a temporary shelf, or a “temporary” table. For a while, they seem...
Returns almost never fail all at once. They start by occupying a corner, a temporary shelf, or a “temporary” table. For a while, they seem...
Most warehouses do not choose their picking method. They inherit it. They start preparing orders in a way that works at the beginning and, over...
The decision to outsource fulfillment is often presented as a strategic move: less internal management, more focus on sales, less operational friction. On paper, it...
Every year, as Black Friday approaches, many warehouses have the same conversation. Forecasts are reviewed, an order spike is anticipated, and someone eventually says the...
When people talk about customer experience, they usually think about the website, sales support or the final delivery. However, many of the decisions that determine...
Promising same-day shipping is easy. Delivering on it consistently is another story. In many warehouses, same-day delivery doesn’t fail because of a lack of effort,...
On Black Friday, warehouses jam for three reasons: routes are too long, consolidation is messy, and packing loses cadence. Multi-order carts cut meters walked (one...
In operations with many order lines, performance hinges on three fronts: walking less, deciding less, and confirming better. Light-guided systems target exactly that: they show...
At Electrotec, we’ve developed a KPI-driven decision framework (accuracy, lines/hour, OTIF, cost per order) to design your picking system from the ground up. In this...
When your KPIs start sending warnings — low accuracy, poor lines per hour, unstable OTIF, long walking routes — two tools can shift the balance...