Most Companies Don’t Solve Problems. They Shop for Tools.

Many warehouse improvement efforts start in the wrong place. Instead of defining the actual problem, companies often jump straight to automation tools and end up treating symptoms rather than causes. This article explains why structured problem solving, root-cause thinking, and a clearer distinction between data, information, decisions, and interventions matter so much in warehouse operations.

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Zwischen Picnic und Telefonbestellung: Der seltsame Zustand des Online-Lebensmittelhandels

Seit ca. 10 Jahren ist Online Grocery eines meiner Hauptthemen. Anfangs fristete die Branche noch ein Nischen-Dasein; man hatte davon gehört, vielleicht mal einen Artikel gelesen, aber die wenigsten hatten…

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The End of Spare Parts Logistics as We Know It. And Nobody Talks About It.

Management Summary Additive Manufacturing (AM), often referred to as 3D printing, has long been hyped as a revolutionary technology in manufacturing. But I claim its transformative potential in spare parts…

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