Consulting
Humans and highly automated intralogistics processes
Today, a warehouse can do things that would have sounded like science fiction…
The Philosophy of the Queue – What Warehouse Bottle Necks Reveal About the Modern Economy
A truck is waiting to pull in. A pallet is still sitting in the staging area.…
ISO 27001, NIS2, and KRITIS in Intralogistics – Relevance and Recommendations for Enterprises
Intralogistics forms the backbone of modern value chains and, at the same time,…
Major WMS Retrofit Project Successfully Completed—With TUP and the Rotary Dial Principle
Project Report on a Modernization Project for an Innovative Power Tool…
Intralogistics in the Context of Geopolitical Uncertainty: Resilience as the Key to Stable Supply Chains
Why Geopolitical Developments Are Redefining IntralogisticsGlobal supply chains…
Digital Twins in Intralogistics: Between Theory and Practice
Intralogistics has been under enormous pressure to innovate for several years…
A Critical Look at the “Configurable Standard” - Flexibility or Well-Packaged Restriction for Warehouse Management Systems?
The term “configurable standard” is currently a marketing narrative used by…
Kubernetes for Warehouse Management Systems (WMS): Container, Cluster, Cloud
Kubernetes is a name that no one seriously involved in cloud technology can…
Minimum viable change as a compass for successful retrofits and greenfield projects
There’s always something going on with the agile approach. However, this…
Why Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) matters when choosing your WMS
Choosing a warehouse management system (WMS) is one of the most important…
