Comparto una experiencia llevada a cabo en varios centros logísticos, muy productiva para operaciones de pickeo. "TÚNEL": 1.Dibuje una calle en un solo sentido de 4/5 metros ancho. 2.Disponga en ambos laterales un pallet de referencias de rotación A y algunas B para pickeo. 3. Por detrás otro pallet de la misma referencia que sirva de aprovisionamiento. 4. Los picker circulan solo por dentro del túnel en un sólo sentido. 5. Los clarckistas circulan sólo por la parte externa del túnel. 6. Ubique el túnel cerca y perpendicular a las calles de salidas. 7. Tu productividad se va duplicar. Éxitos

Cito 3 dicas simples de gestão de armazenagem que auxiliam no picking 1. Aplicar Curva ABC de giro e determinar Curva A mais próximo do picking e setor de embalagem e retiradas de mercadoria 2. Determinar sua quantidade de acordo por giro em cada locação de picking e organizar seus excesso no WMS para rápido reabastecimento 3. Reabastecimento de acordo com a quantidade de itens calculada por dias de estoque de acordo com a reposição São dicas bem simples mas que aumentam muito a eficiência da separação e consequentemente a guarda e reposição de mercadorias no armazém

Inefficient warehouse layouts often arise from misaligned storage strategies and insufficient data-driven decisions. High-turnover items demand precise placement to minimise pick paths and streamline operations. Analyse order frequency using ABC analysis to prioritise space allocation. Deploy cross-docking for items that bypass storage entirely, reducing handling time. Implement automation like pick-to-light systems to improve accuracy and speed. Factor in replenishment frequency and safety stock positioning when planning slots. Regularly audit throughput to adjust layouts dynamically, ensuring sustained optimisation amidst demand shifts.

Optimizing warehouse layout for high-turnover items begins with analyzing order data to identify these products. Place them near shipping areas to reduce picking time. Use ABC analysis to classify items by turnover rate, ensuring high-demand items are in easily accessible zones. Implement a flow-through system to minimize bottlenecks and improve efficiency. Consider dynamic slotting to adapt to seasonal or demand changes. Leverage technology like warehouse management systems (WMS) to optimize placement and picking routes. Regularly review and adjust layouts based on performance metrics and feedback to maintain efficiency as demand evolves.

In my experience, optimizing the warehouse layout significantly boosts operational efficiency, especially for high-turnover items. One time at work, we placed high-turnover items near shipping areas to minimize travel time. We also maximized our space with vertical storage and implemented a dynamic slotting system, updating item locations based on sales data to keep fast movers easily accessible. These changes made a huge difference. How do you ensure your warehouse layout is efficient? Share your strategies!