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Reverse Logistics: Page 24
Adopting the Right E-commerce Fulfillment Strategy
Analyst Insight: Online sales surged last year, and many companies saw their e-commerce sales grow by double digits. This growth is expected to continue for the foreseeable future, so the good news is that rising rates and revenue for e-commerce are significantly exceeding expectations. But there is bad news too - e-commerce is stressing distribution operations and many companies are having difficulty keeping up. Adopting the right operational practices for order fulfillment is essential for business success. - Kelly Reed, Partner, Tompkins International
Newgistics Inks Partnership With ShipStation for E-Commerce
Newgistics Inc., a provider of electronic-commerce software and systems for retailers and brands, has entered into a partnership with ShipStation, a Web-based shipping service for online merchants.
Standards for Sustainability: An Update
Dell Embraces Vested Outsourcing
Motorola Tightens Bond With Suppliers, Customers Through Collaborative Execution
To serve its demanding government and business customers, the company needed to find a way to resolve any potential service problems in the quickest and most cost-effective manner possible.
Dell, GENCO Take the Plunge Into Vested Outsourcing
Trust and a sharing of risk and reward are the hallmarks of an outsourcing agreement that took the two companies beyond the concept of "price per activity," to one that strives for mutual profitability and enhanced customer service.
Is American Manufacturing Really Coming Home?
Is the reshoring trend for real?
Choice Logistics Opens New Distribution Center in Dubai
Choice Logistics, a specialist in the handling of service parts, has opened a new distribution center in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Epicor Fashions Hosted Version of App for Auto Aftermarket
Epicor Software Corp. has developed a hosted version of its Epicor Eagle for the Aftermarket application.
Riding the Peaks and Valleys of Retail Demand
Black Friday looms, and with it the onset of the year's peak retail shopping season.
Armstrong & Associates Issues New Edition of 3PL Guide
Armstrong and Associates Inc. has released the 21st edition of Who's Who in Logistics, its guide to third-party logistics providers.
What Does Walmart Do With All the Merchandise Returned After the Holiday Buying Season?
While much is being written about expected holiday sales, the flip side of retail returns is also an interesting business, with consumers returning about $264bn worth of merchandise, or almost 9 percent of total sales, according to industry estimates. But, what happens to all that unwanted or defective merchandise that doesn't make it back on the retailer shelf?
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