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In warehouse logistics, the pick face is one of the most labour-intensive and complicated parts of the supply chain. These areas demand high levels of precision, organisation, and optimisation for an efficient picking process, in an attempt to to slash retrieval times and streamline order fulfilment.

Traditionally, inventory counts were conducted manually on a periodic basis—weekly, monthly, or even yearly. However, with advancements in technology, automated inventory cycle counting has emerged as a disruptive solution for the industry.

We are thrilled and honoured to announce that Dexory has been awarded the Digital Innovation Project (Systems) award at the prestigious UK Warehousing Association Awards for Excellence 2024!

Over the last few years, rapid development in robotics technology has led to a robot revolution in the logistics industry. Today’s machines are more intuitive, complex and autonomous than ever, helping warehouses increase productivity by approximately 25% to 70%.

Our latest feature, block stack, is designed to transform how you manage your block stack inventory and cycle counting, ensuring that your operations run smoothly and effectively.

The challenges posed by external and internal factors—such as global conflicts, economic fluctuations, and environmental impacts—are ever-present, underscoring the critical need for resilient supply chains. At the heart of achieving this resilience lies the concept of supply chain visibility.

The influence of social media on consumer behaviour is undeniable. If you're a regular user of platforms like Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube, or have children who are, you've likely encountered the rapid rise of various social media trends.

As the UK approaches its next general election, the logistics and supply chain sector stands at a critical juncture.

According to Gartner, recent statistics highlight a modest alignment increase from 40% in 2019 to 41-44% today, with high-performing organisations reaching up to 71%.