Category Archive: Warehouse
Posted on: March 1st, 2014 by Dru Ghegan
A public warehouse can be the perfect solution for many businesses because it has numerous benefits over actually owning a warehouse facility. It’s a flexible alternative for businesses that are trying to save money on storage and other logistics costs.
Expansion
A business that is planning to expand to another area will want to test the location before buying a warehouse. This cuts down on expenditures during the test phase of the expansion. A business might have three areas where … (Read more)
Posted on: February 15th, 2014 by Dru Ghegan
Business growth is a phenomenal thing. It is a sign that the business is doing well and is making enough money to not only be sustainable, but to thrive. However, the growth of a business can cause certain challenges, such as an excess of product that cannot be stored in the current storage areas building. Contract warehousing is one way that can be used to deal with this problem.
What is Contract Warehousing?
Contract warehousing is when a business decides … (Read more)
Posted on: February 3rd, 2014 by Dru Ghegan
Proponents argue a number of reasons why a Savannah Port expansion would be a good thing for Georgia and the immediate port region. These benefits include a port with higher capacity for processing shipping, a boost to U.S. exports in general, and a financial boost the Georgia in terms of jobs and business revenue. This, of course, looks very promising when the state’s unemployment is currently in the range of 10 percent.
Research
Unfortunately, the amount of research available on … (Read more)
Posted on: January 15th, 2014 by Dru Ghegan
Anyone who is remotely familiar with the concept of public warehousing is probably aware of its many benefits. These include the ability of client companies to not only avail themselves of additional space, but to take advantage of the other services offered by many public warehouses, including a transportation infrastructure.
Within the past few years, the public warehouse industry has exploded on the scene as a natural and economical alternative for companies looking for a way to manage goods. … (Read more)
Posted on: January 1st, 2014 by Dru Ghegan
Inventory management is an interesting topic because companies use it every day as they sell products and create new orders. However, inventories must be done for tax purposes every year, and those inventories will only confirm the conclusions of the company if they are not handled by an outside entity. Consider what inventory management will do for your business.
It Allows For Checks and Balances
When your company is diligently taking stock of what comes in and what goes out, … (Read more)
