Inventory ageing
How can slow-moving inventory be identified? Which decisions can an ageing analysis support?
ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS / Research into Practice
Call for founding contributions
Put research to work in the warehouse.
Share your research with warehouse managers and logistics professionals. Turn academic findings into clear, sourced articles that readers can apply in practice.
No account needed. Send your article or a short topic proposal by email.
- Suggested: 800–1,500 words
- Sourced insights
- Author approval before publication
Where your research meets practice
We welcome academics working in logistics, supply chains, industrial engineering and related fields. Submit research summaries, practical articles or anonymised case studies. Contributions will include author names, affiliations, a short biography and references.
Suggested topics for the first contributions
Picking productivity
When do layout, routing and picking methods make a difference?
AI and WMS
Which warehouse problems need which data? How should outcomes be measured?
Have another research topic in mind? Send a short summary.
How publication works
Send your idea
Email a topic proposal or Word document, with a short biography and references.
Review together
We review relevance, references and clarity, then share suggested edits with you.
Approve and publish
You approve the final text and author details before the article is published at its own URL.
Research into Practice
Start with an idea.
A title and a 3–5 sentence summary are enough. If your article is ready, attach the Word document to your email.
Read the writing guide →info@wmsturkiye.com
This opens your email application; you send the message yourself. If it does not open, email the address above directly.
Before you submit
Is this a peer-reviewed journal?
No. This is an editorially reviewed contribution section connecting research with industry. It does not promise peer-reviewed journal status, DOIs or eligibility for academic incentives.
Can I write about research I have already published?
Yes. Prepare an original summary for industry readers and link to the original publication. Check the necessary permissions before reusing published text, figures or tables.
Will my submission be published automatically?
No. Editorial review and your approval of the final text are required. Submission does not guarantee publication.