The Warehouse Management Handbook

by James A. Tompkins, Jerry D. Smith

Today warehousing is accepted as a vital and important profession. This handbook documents the science of the warehouse profession. The first part introduces the sbject of warehousing and provides the context for warehousing. The second part covers warehouse planning. The third deals with warehouse equipment and the last part describes the functions of the warehouse operating systems.

702 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 1988

Reviews

[Brooks · Rating 2 out of 5]

Purchased and read as a reference book, but surprising, I hardly ever use it now. Not as practical as I had hoped. Needs a new edition to be of use in the current state of the industry

[Sofiia]

This book will tell you in detail about warehouse management system. By the way, I also advise information about the most prospective technologies (from an effective point of view) of a smart warehouse: https://www.cleveroad.com/blog/smart-...

[Kun Tiwa]

good

[Karthik]

good author

[Wil Leonard]

i want read, work my homework

[Sergeyolegovi4]

Fine!!!!

[Shri]

Just reading only