Warehouse Execution
Demand released together, work bundled for one person, and the moves that actually happen.
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- Waves The decision to work on THESE orders now. Picking one order at a time walks the same aisle forty times; a truc
- Warehouse Orders A bundle of tasks for one person to do in one go. The unit of assignment, as opposed to the unit of work.
- Warehouse Tasks One move: this quantity of this item, from this bin, to that one. Every kind of warehouse work is this shape,
- What Needs Replenishing Every pick face at or below its minimum, right now. The replenishment run reads exactly this and turns each ro
- Bin Utilization How full each bin is against what it will take. The number the warehouse map colors by, and the one a putaway
- Slotting Where each item OUGHT to live, given how it actually moves. A recommendation with its reasoning attached, so n
- Labor Standards How long one of these tasks ought to take. Split into fixed and variable, because walking to the bin costs the
- Labor Performance What one person actually did in one shift, against the standard. The row that makes warehouse productivity rep
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