Arjen Gieze, Student Free University Amsterdam: "Integral Warehouse Management fits perfectly in the logistics program of our university. Traditionally in logistics education, the main focus is on transportation. However warehousing should not be forgotten. 

The book is logically structured. A step-by-step approach demonstrates how warehouse operations may be optimized, illustrated by lots of suggestions. The rest of the supply chain is also considered. This book is more complete than other books on this subject."

Jeroen Boerman, DC Manager Schuitema: A complete book that describes the various facets of warehouse management in a clear and practical manner. With a solid theoretical foundation, the book discusses operational aspects as well as the role of the warehouse within the supply chain. It is well suited for beginners and experts alike. The book clearly describes the transformation process to achieve best-in-class integral warehouse performance.

In other words: a "must-have" for everyone who wants insight in logistics and the role of a warehouse within logistics.

Arthur Kreffer, DC Manager Zeeman textielSupers, Early February Jeroen van den Berg lectured at the Emlog course on Integral Warehouse Management. Now that I have read his book, I must say that I find it extraordinary. It is clearly written, a clear structure, very practical and sometimes with theoretical foundations. It is a reference book, theoretical exposition, checklist and "roadmap" at the same time, very clever!

Being the DC manager at Zeeman, I have to deal with everything written in the book. It is nice to see a clear overview of everything that's possible. In the past years I collected many procedures and tips with the idea to once write a book or article, but that's not necessary anymore since Jeroen van den Berg has already done that. Thanks.

Rinus Jansen, Principal lecturer European Master in Logistics (Emlog) course: "It is precisely what I expected and hoped for: solid, managerial, practical, highly applicable, clearly written, good overview, suitable for benchmarking, suited both for beginners/advanced/experts. I directly added the book to the mandatory literature list of the EMLog-course." 
 
Karel de Jong, Logistics manager of the year, Jumbo Supermarkets: “The book has truly surprised me. Jeroen has successfully set up a philosophy on warehouse management. Various facets of the discipline have not only been touched, but also treated in depth.”

Sander de Leeuw, Director Trade, Transport & Logistics at the Windesheim Honours College:"This book fills a gap in the literature on supply chain management. No single other book shows how the important role of distribution centers in a supply chain can be developed. Van den Berg does this in a highly practical, yet well founded manner."

Phil Obal, President of IDII Research & Management Consulting: “Excellent warehousing book spans the tough spectrum of technology, inventory, and worker motivation. Thought provoking!" Read more. 

Donald Suidman, Editor-in-chief Nieuwsblad Transport: "‘Integral’ is an often misused magic word that suggests universality and a very broad view. Jeroen van den Berg may rightfully use the word in his book Integral Warehouse Management."

Dutch Warehousing Expert Calls for a "Radical Approach" (SupplyChainBrain.com)

The emerging conventional wisdom about good supply-chain management techniques doesn't necessarily apply within the four walls of a warehouse--not, at least, without some modifications. That's the conclusion of Dutch warehousing expert Jeroen van den Berg. Read more.