The warehouse is a space that has been structured and planned to carry out different functions: conservation, control, shipping, reception, and custody of products, among others. Warehouses are essential for the supply chain because, usually, we use them to regulate the flow of goods.

A TMS helps define the most convenient transport as per parameters such as costs, time, stops, order groups.

Green logistics, also known as environmental logistics, refers to the sustainable policies and measures focusing on lowering the impact logistics has on the environment.

When we talk about the logistics of raw materials, we are really talking about facing geographical, political, financial, and logistics challenges, especially when it comes to the health industry, where temperature and time requirements are exceedingly strict and diverse.

It is all about having products available for clients at the exact moment they order them.

Inventory management is one of the key elements for success of companies. In fact, multibillion companies consider this task a priority because having the optimal volume of stock (enough, but not in excess) helps optimize costs and maximize production and sales while avoiding loss due to overstock or lack of key items.

Using technology in logistics processes helps make processes more efficient and lower expenses; however, fostering a resource-minded culture is essential to achieving a true optimization of costs.

Beyond safekeeping products, a warehouse is a space that optimizes the flow of merchandise and information while adding value to the supply chain by improving costs and customer service.