Waris Khan

Warehousing in Supply Chain Stock Movement  in any warehouse is a very common thing.  Stock Transfer  is the act of moving goods from one part of the distribution chain to another. Storage involves proper management to preserve goods from the time of their actual production or purchase till actual use. Now a day many organization are turning to distribution center rather than constructing the warehouses. Warehousing is a set of activities that are involved in receiving and sorting of goods and preparing them for reshipment. There are some storage plans which should be followed in warehouse while keeping and maintaining the stock in warehouse, which will help in picking and putting the stock for sales, replenishment and receiving in to the warehouse to enhance the productivity. Store products in  warehouse  like: Depending on characteristics of products Open air area for Bulk Products Light weight and slow movers on higher rugs Heavy Items close to floor Fast moving ne

Overview The new Warehouse management system in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 introduces the concept of Containers. Containers represent the physical structure in which products are packed during shipping, and you can keep track of the container information in the system. This can be useful during transportation planning, especially in the case where shipping charges are calculated based on containers. You can see the number of containers that are used in a shipment, the types of containers that are used, and physical dimensions such as total volume, weight, and so on, prior to shipping. The system provides a packing process that allows you to validate and pack products into containers. In this process, warehouse workers pick products from the storage locations and move them to packing station where they check the item quantities and types, and assign them to appropriate containers. When a container is fully packed, they can close it and move it to the outbound docks, and the pro