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

E-commerce reached almost 150 billion euros in France in 2022. Double-digit growth, up 13.8% on last year.. In the space of a few years, it has become a regular mode of consumption for a large majority of Internet users, who appreciate the convenience, speed and efficiency it offers (buy any type of product at any place and time etc.).

In logistics, track and trace is not just one optimization method among others: it’s a decisive factor in smooth supply chain management. A track and trace system makes it possible to considerably improve the efficiency of your logistics processes in their entirety, and that’s why it's not only valuable, but essential.

Optimization of reverse logistics or “returns management” has become, in just a few years, a serious issue for the retail sector in France and Europe, and for e-commerce especially, with an unprecedented boom in online and marketplace sales.

The goods to man method has been used in warehouse logistics for the last thirty years. By bringing the products to the operator, it accelerates the storage and order picking processes. Automation systems (vertical storage carousel, stacker crane, mini-load, shuttle) for high-turnover products have proliferated in the largest European warehouses, and to a lesser extent in France.