LPS Bossard Pvt. Ltd.

  Last Mile Management – Optimizing Your Last Mile Last Mile Management represents a transformative approach to internal logistics, focusing on the crucial "Last Mile" journey from central storage facilities to work cells. This intricate process, often overlooked, holds immense potential for efficiency enhancement. By seamlessly integrating with the milk run or water spider system, Last Mile Management ensures a fluid material flow, saving valuable time and resources. Experience the advantages of intuitive, paperless instructions for setup and replenishment, alongside shorter paths and enhanced transparency. Replenishment Process with Bossard Last Mile Management At the heart of Bossard's Last Mile Management lies a meticulously designed replenishment process, engineered to streamline internal logistics operations. It commences with a demand request triggered at the work cell, utilizing semi- or fully automated mechanisms tailored to the specific system in place. This de...

You may not know it, but we are now in the 4th Industrial Revolution.  Previous industrial revolutions have paved the way for the current state of manufacturing. The 1st Industrial Revolution occurred when we harnessed water and steam power to mechanize production. The 2nd was electric power to create mass production, and the 3rd used electronics and information technology to automate production. Now, the 4th is occurring, and it is giving us Smart Factories. Bossard has developed a Smart Factory Logistics methodology that is helping to bring us into the 4th Industrial Revolution. This methodology will help meet customer needs and make production leaner and more agile. Bossard has three specific solutions to make factories smarter:  Intelligent systems communicate along the supply chain – We have technology like SmartBin Cloud or SmartLabel Cloud that communicates the current demand from the warehouse with integrated weight and motion sensors. That way you can have exactly wh...

Production is complicated, and there are a variety of ways that things can turn wrong. A specific part can go through many hands and be repositioned across many work areas before it develops a completed product. Parts and incomplete goods can be damaged, misdirected, and failed during this process. However, today’s factories are more demanding than ever before. The fourth industrial revolution mandates that parts be sited quickly, shipped automatically, and transported on time; all while being instantly traced in the cloud. Decreasing wasted movements and reducing human interaction are key factors of today’s smart factories. Because of today’s smart solutions, supply chain and material management processes can become faster than ever, meeting, and surpassing opportunities. With the correct way out, your factory’s B- and C-parts can be managed in a way that gets your goods to end users efficiently and transparently. SmartBins and SmartLabels Properly identifying, managing, and rep...