Noega Systems blog
Large warehouse FAQs
At Noega Systems, we understand how important it is to know the answers to the most frequently asked questions about large warehouses.
Critical mistakes in large warehouses
Technical analysis of the most common mistakes in large logistics warehouses. Layout design, racking overload, compliance with the UNE-EN 15635 standard and automation criteria: the keys to getting your large-scale warehouse operating at the highest level of efficiency and safety.
Automated warehouse FAQs
Is it profitable to automate a warehouse? What height is needed? We answer the most frequently asked questions about automated warehouses using technical engineering criteria. Discover the differences between AS/RS, Miniload and Shuttle systems, and how to assess their technical feasibility.
Custom warehouse design
By conceiving the installations on modular and flexible criteria, the system not only meets current demand peaks but is also planned with future automated extensions or changes to load levels in mind, absorbing changes in your business without bringing the supply chain to a halt.
Noega Systems takes part in the Objective: Safe Warehouse technical conference in Segovia
Noega Systems takes part in the occupational risk prevention conference for warehouses in Segovia. 22 October 2026. Free registration.
Large warehouses, what is decided before operating?
In large warehouses, the layout, the height and the storage system are decided before operating. What it costs to rectify each decision afterwards.
How to apply the Pareto principle to improve results
A small portion of references generates the majority of movements: how to apply the Pareto principle to improve your warehouse results.
Efficiency vs. Effectiveness in an Industrial Warehouse
In logistics, there is much talk about efficiency versus effectiveness, but they are often mixed up. Effectiveness ensures that the warehouse delivers what it promises. Efficiency manages to do so with the least possible waste. If you only pursue one of the two, the system limps.
How to calculate the real capacity of your warehouse
At Noega Systems, we see the same problem time and again: companies that calculate their warehouse capacity “by eye,” fill it sooner than expected, and in less than two years, find themselves at the limit again. The good news is that calculating the real capacity of a warehouse is not magic. It requires method, data, and above all, thinking not just about today, but about how your business is going to evolve.
