Stub aisle Strategie in der Kommissionierung
Die Stub-Aisle-Strategie ist eine bewährte Methode in Kommissioniersystemen, die auf dem Person-to-Goods-Prinzip basieren und darauf abzielen, die Laufwege des Personals zu reduzieren und die Effizienz in der Auftragsabwicklung zu steigern. Bei dieser Strategie geht es vor allem darum, die Laufwege des Personals zu minimieren, um die Bearbeitungszeit pro Auftragsposten zu reduzieren.
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TUP.WMS – Warehouse Management System
TUP.WMS Kompromisslose Individualität Wenn es groß und komplex wird, blühen wir auf. Seit über 40 Jahren entwickeln wir individuelle Lösungen dort, wo Prozesse schnell, sicher und effizient sein müssen. Denn die Marge steckt in der Intralogistik im Blick fürs Detail zur richtigen Zeit an der richtigen Stelle. Unser Warehouse Management System wächst mit Ihren Herausforderungen - egal ob…
Definition and advantages of the “Context Aware Frontend Architecture” principle
Reasons for Context Aware Frontend Architecture
User interfaces have to fulfill more and more requirements. Since digital infrastructures are constantly being developed and transformed, the cycles in which software has to be adapted are also becoming shorter. These changing adaptation cycles do not affect frontend and backend to the same extent. By decoupling the frontend and backend layers from…
The manual sort order fulfilment
Manual sort picking (MSP) is a software-supported manual sorting system. It is based on multi-level picking, but in contrast to the use of an automated sorter, the subsequent sorting is done by hand. MSP is responsible for organizing and managing the picking, sorting and subsequent packing processes.
A fully automated high-tech solution is not always the best choice. Particularly in companies…
Advantages and definition of the transhipment type cross docking
There are various transshipment methods for goods in the shipping area. One of these types of handling is called 'cross docking'. What is special about this type of handling is that warehousing is no longer necessary. Instead, the goods are already pre-picked by the supplier or sender. Delivered items are not put into storage, but are assigned directly to the corresponding outgoing goods…
Overview of logistics – definitions, specializations and job profiles
Introduction
The term logistics generally refers to the planning, management and control of material and immaterial flows of goods. These flows take place between several companies, within a company or between suppliers and end consumers. Thus, logistics includes the flow of goods and information, but also the flow of people. In addition, logistics represents both an industry and an operational…
The Jidoka principle in production and logistics
The Jidoka principle describes the ability of a machine, a facility or an entire system to shut itself down in the event of errors, quality and production problems. Alongside the just-in-time principle, Jidoka is the second mainstay of the Toyota Production System (TPS) and is an important factor in lean management and in quality assurance. Using sensors, limit switches or other devices,…
APS systems: optimisation and empirical knowledge
Advanced Planning and Scheduling (APS) systems support forward-looking planning across several stages of the value chain, from the supplier to the customer - or even beyond. To this end, they determine dependencies between processes and their impact on scheduling and capacity requirements. The planning and scheduling of processes is supported by visualisations, rules and optimisation procedures.……
Clearing station in intralogistics
On the one hand, a clarification point is a virtual booking point to which goods are booked in the system until it is clear what will happen to the goods in the future and whether or how they will be processed further. On the other hand, it is a physical location where goods can be temporarily stored until clarification.
A clarification bin can be managed in the Warehouse Management System as a…
Consolidation and deconsolidation
Consolidation is the combination of individual parts into a whole. Deconsolidation is the counterpart to consolidation. A whole is broken down into individual parts.
Consolidation
In the warehouse, the consolidation process goes hand in hand with picking and the goods issue process. Goods to be removed from storage are grouped together for dispatch. In particular, if the picking process is…
