Warehouse planing

 Warehousing is defined as a significant component of a basic logistic process, which comprises actions in the area of supply management, or the organization of inlet and outlet, in other words, inflows and outflows of goods in an organization.

Warehousing logistics is one of the directions of the general theory of logistics, which solves the problems of organizing a warehouse, forming a system for receiving, accounting and placing stocks in a warehouse.

Warehousing is essential in supply chain management as goods are transported from the maker to end recipient. The benefits of warehousing in logistics indicates that if a warehouse operation is ineffective, the entire supply chain may be immobilized, for example, a lack of goods, delays, or blockages. All logistical efforts performed within the scope of a warehouse should avoid the warehouse from becoming a bottleneck of the supply chain.

The purpose of warehouses is to support manufacturing processes, which can be accomplished by maintaining sufficient resources, materials, and packaging for production, allowing for uninterrupted output. Permanent access to packages allows for the systematic receipt of finished goods and delivery to the intended recipient. It’s worth noting that warehouses support marketing processes by providing constant access to resources required for the completion of a promotional action or the production of promotional sets.