Le blog de la robotisation logistique à l'ère de la Supply Chain 4.0

Free returns are a key selling point, after price, but these days, managing free returns comes at an increasingly high logistics cost for retailers and e-commerce firms: an average of €10 per product, not including shipping!

The Great Resignation in logistics: a tangible reality Twenty-three percent of the active US population quit their posts in 2021. Far from losing steam, the phenomenon known as the Great Resignation (or the Big Quit) has even accelerated in 2022. Workers are quitting their jobs without knowing, in many cases, where they’ll be working next.

Many industrial sectors are had experienced supply problems (stock shortages, longer delivery times, quarantine of suppliers etc.) as a result of the health crisis. But restocking, or replenishment, is an essential step in the supply chain. It directly impacts a company’s performance and logistics efficiency. How can the restocking of order picking zones be simplified and streamlined to ensure the fastest, easiest, and most efficient picking possible, even in the face of unforeseen events?