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Intralogistics, also known as internal logistics, is a branch of logistics that deals with the management of information and material flows within a company. It covers all the in-house processes necessary for its efficient operation, from the receipt of raw materials to the release of the finished product.
Main areas of intralogistics include:
The warehouse systems integrator specialises in the design, implementation and optimisation of automated warehouse solutions, the main aim of which is to increase the operational efficiency and safety of logistics processes in warehouses.
Competencies/tasks of the integrator include:
A storage systems integrator such as Europa Systems helps companies to achieve better operational efficiency by providing innovative and integrated intralogistics solutions.
Warehouse automation is revolutionising the way logistics operations are managed. Key features:
Warehouse automation brings many benefits that can significantly improve the efficiency and profitability of logistics operations. Some of the main reasons to invest in warehouse automation include:
The products in the warehouse are only stored temporarily, which means that any goods that end up there will eventually be sent on. Depending on the specific characteristics of the company, goods flows can be more or less complex, varying in the number and type of operations carried out on loads within the warehouse. Optimising the flow of goods in the warehouse is key to increasing operational efficiency.
Proven strategies:
Implementation of these strategies will improve the flow of goods in the warehouse, which will translate into faster order fulfilment, reduced operating costs and increased customer satisfaction.