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Hau Can Park

Operations team at Hau Can Park, operators of logistics parks in San Luis Potosí and Querétaro, Mexico.

We write from the daily operation of two logistics parks in Mexico's Bajío corridor: 3PL/4PL warehousing, dedicated space in Class AAA buildings, pallet position rental, cross-docking, value-added services and WMS software rental. Articles cover warehousing logistics, e-commerce fulfillment, nearshoring to Mexico, logistics technology and industrial real estate.

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Artículos de Hau Can Park (12)

Warehousing Logistics·14 ago

Cross-docking or storage, when each one fits

Cross-docking removes the intermediate put-away and with it days of cycle time. The conditions your operation must meet for it to work, and why it is not always the answer.

Industrial Real Estate·12 ago

What leasing an industrial building really costs

Rent per m² is less than half of what you will pay. The eight components of total occupancy cost and how to compare two quotes without surprises.

Ecommerce Fulfillment·10 ago

Getting your logistics ready for peak season in Mexico

Buen Fin is won in September, not November. A four-stage preparation calendar so the peak breaks neither your operation nor your margin.

Warehousing Logistics·7 ago

Pallet position or square meter, how storage is billed

Leasing area and renting positions are not the same transaction. What each unit measures, when each fits, and how to compare two quotes that look incomparable.

Nearshoring Mexico·5 ago

San Luis Potosí or Querétaro, where to place your DC?

Two Bajío locations with different roles. What each solves best depending on your market, industry and shipping profile, with the concrete figures for each site.

Warehousing Logistics·3 ago

Picking strategies, which one fits your warehouse

Pick to order, batch, wave and zone picking explained with their operating conditions. How to choose the one that matches your order profile, and what measures its performance.

Industrial Real Estate·31 jul

How to read an industrial building before you sign

Clear height, floor load, docks, MVA and NFPA. The eight technical figures that decide whether a building fits your operation, and the traps in letter classifications.

Ecommerce Fulfillment·29 jul

What an e-commerce order really costs to fulfill

Most stores underestimate their cost per order because they only count freight. The seven real components, and how to know whether your operation makes or loses money.

Logistics Technology·27 jul

WMS vs ERP, what each one solves in your warehouse

The ERP tells you how much inventory you have. The WMS tells you where it is and what was done to it. Why they are not substitutes, and the signs you need the second.

Logistics Technology·24 jul

RFID or barcode, which fits your warehouse?

RFID reads without line of sight and in bulk; barcodes cost a fraction. The four variables that decide, and why most warehouses do not need RFID.

Warehousing Logistics·22 jul

3PL or dedicated space, which fits your operation?

Outsource the operation or lease a building and run it yourself. The five variables that decide, and why size is not the most important one.

Nearshoring Mexico·20 jul

Why the Bajío corridor absorbs Mexico's nearshoring

The Bajío takes the largest share of manufacturing relocation into Mexico. The five conditions that explain it, and what to verify before committing to a site.