  Logistics is a key economic sector where any optimization that reduces costs
or improves service has a great impact on society at large. In this paper, the
role of two 5G Network Slicing (NS) strategies in Smart Logistics is studied:
the use of a static slice with a balance division of network resources and the
use of a dynamic slice. To validate the potential gains of these strategies, a
Distribution Center with 5G connectivity is simulated, recreating the activity
that takes place in a real Smart Logistics scenario. Results show that a
dynamic slice makes a more efficient usage of the network resources, improving
the quality of service for the different traffic profiles, even when there is a
traffic peak. This improvement ranges from 6.48\% to 95.65\%, depending on the
specific traffic profile and the evaluated metric.
