Using ecommerce workflow-driven growth strategies can differentiate your 3PL from your competitors, providing the promise of future success by forming concrete ecommerce best practice workflows. 

Manufacturers and retailers often source materials, components or finished products from low-cost countries to improve cost-competitiveness, despite the greater risk of trade wars and other disruptions in extended, global supply chains.

It’s usually because many people don’t know the difference between inventory fulfillment in an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and a dedicated, modern warehouse management software system (WMS). These two systems go head-to-head in this guide from Deposco.

Keeping excess inventory as a safety strategy is a losing proposition for companies. It doesn’t work because companies often hold inventory that’s not usable or is obsolete, representing a dead loss, sometimes on the order of tens of millions of dollars a year, to the company.

Implementing intelligent materials systems that are simple, purpose-built and sustainable is important when embarking on an effort to optimize supply networks.

After more than two years of a pandemic, global unrest and economic fluctuation, quality management throughout supply chains has never been more complicated.

Supply Chain Dive and Deposco surveyed 160+ retail, manufacturing, wholesale, and 3PL/4PL supply chain professionals to find out how their warehouse management teams are handling the latest peak season trends and challenges of today. 

 Supply planning has emerged as a prime problem area to be tackled in many organizations.

Retailers coping with the rapid acceleration of e-commerce have a fantastic opportunity to improve their competitive position using new technological tools for customer engagement.

The new Global Trade Report 2022, examines the trade compliance landscape, surveying industry professionals on the challenges and trends, talent and skills requirements, and technology use and priorities.