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RE: How to profile inventory? Some companies classify the goods in terms of the cost prices as well. | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: Challenges warehouse faces today Returns nowadays are a lot more compared to previously. Because B2C are involved, some consumers have higher expectations. Thus, when they feel that the goods do not mert their expectation, they will ... | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: Innovative Ideas for warehousing and logistics Manual picking vs Automated picking | In forum Warehousing Innovative Ideas | 4 years ago |
RE: Innovative Ideas for warehousing and logistics Using robotics and AI for optimizing the warehouse. | In forum Warehousing Innovative Ideas | 4 years ago |
RE: When should companies lease or build a warehouse? If the business is a huge one which requires specific requirements, then building a totally new one may be the viable option. Otherwise, the more common option is to lease. Building a new warehouse 1.... | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: Would you plan your warehouse solution based on average volume or peak volume? Agreed. It is always good to work in a warehouse with sufficient space rather than a congested one. Placing the overflow volume in another warehouse might incur additional cost as well. | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: Estimating Warehousing Operation Annual Operating Cost Below are some of the cost components to be included. Staff: Staff salaries, overtime and benefits, temporary labor and subcontractor cost Inventory: Inventory consumed, obsolescence/disposal Warehous... | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: Warehouse Ops Scenario Planning - Shift Expansion From finance perspective, the operations cost will definitely increase. The question management needs to ask whether the additional hours is justified. | In forum Warehouse Design Principles | 4 years ago |
RE: What is Third Party Logistics (3PL)? Some companies still prefer to run the operations themselves rather than engagung 3PL. They have more control over their supply chain and logistics. | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: Is JIT (Just In Time) applicable to warehousing? For JIT, companies may need to reconsider this strategy in the midst of Covid-19 situation. Beacuse of potential disruption and lockdown, there is a risk that material ordered may not reach in time. | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: What are the possible continuous improvement projects for operations? Check out the following. 1. ABC classification of the inventory and if the fast moving items are placed at the most accessible locations. 2. Possible replacement of materials such as boxes and filler... | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: Is JIT (Just In Time) applicable to warehousing? What's delayed differentiation? | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: Is automation beneficial for warehouse? This is because of the difficulty in justification. Typical 3PL contracts with customers are 2-3 years. After the contract ends, the customer can either re-contract with another 2-3 years or change th... | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: Depreciation period of physical structures and software If my memory serves me right, pallet rack is approximately 8 to 10 years and software is 3 years. | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |
RE: What is the difference between logistics, supply chain, operations and warehousing? Let me try to answer this.. Logistics: Scope: Typically within a company. Activities: Procurement, distribution, inventory management Supply Chain: Scope: Across different companies (end-to-end) Activ... | In forum Warehouse 101 | 4 years ago |