Stow It for Less

In addition, look at the cube use in your picking slots and reserve locations to determine if a space reconfiguration can boost the amount of products stored.

2. Ensure that sufficient product is available when a picker needs it. Use a combination of scheduled replenishment of the primary pick slot utlizing the min-max and demand-replenishment concepts. Most warehouse management systems and some catalog order management systems support these concepts. However, a shortcoming of many catalog management systems is that the picking-ticket process assumes that the pick face has been restocked and product is available. This frequently can hinder pickers’ productivity.