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Watch: How Can Retailers Make Direct Fulfillment Work?
Rohan Thambrahalli, chief executive officer of UpstartWorks, explains how direct fulfillment can serve as a valuable alternative to traditional means of shipping online purchases to customers, especially with the coming of the peak shopping season.
How Can Retailers Make Direct Fulfillment Work?
Special Report: How Supply-Chain Transparency Creates Resilient Operations
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End-to-end transparency improves company performance — and can grow profits up to 10%.
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How Carriers and Shippers Will Navigate an Unpredictable Peak Season
Every year around this time, carriers, distributors and logistics providers gear up for the coming peak holiday shopping season, on which shippers depend for a large portion of their annual revenue. This year, however, is different, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic and resulting economic freefall.
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U.K. Warns of 7,000-Truck Line in Worst-Case Brexit Scenario
Preparing for customs checks on trade with the EU is one of the biggest logistical challenges facing Boris Johnson’s government.
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‘Boxing Clever’: Realizing the Benefits of Intelligent Cartonization
Cartonization is getting more attention from businesses as rising volume demand and shipping restrictions drive up costs, and as warehouses surge-hire less-experienced packers to keep up.
‘Boxing Clever’: Realizing the Benefits of Intelligent Cartonization
Cartonization is getting more attention from businesses as rising volume demand and shipping restrictions drive up costs, and as warehouses surge-hire less-experienced packers to keep up.
Paccurate Boxing Clever Special Report
Amazon Is Trying to Make the Climate Its Prime Directive
Amazon last year committed to zeroing out its carbon footprint by 2040, or eliminating the greenhouse gas emissions caused by its activities. The goal is daunting, and there’s no specific plan for how to reach it.
Photo: Bloomberg
FedEx Seeks to Add Small Self-Flying Planes for Remote Areas
FedEx Corp. is looking at using small self-flying cargo planes to serve remote areas after experimenting with a technology startup on autonomous aircraft.
A close-up view of two FedEx Corp. parcels. Photo: Shutterstock.
Quick-Start Guide: From Order to Go-Live in Four Weeks
Vecna Robotics
Determine which autonomous mobile robot solution is best for your operation, based on three frequently deployed use-case scenarios.
Vecna Robotics Quick Start Guide
Amazon Plans to Put 1,000 Warehouses in Suburban Neighborhoods
With the holidays approaching, Amazon is consumed with honoring a pre-pandemic pledge to get products to Prime subscribers on the same day.
Source: Bloomberg
Jet Fuel Is Now So Cheap It’s Being Blended for Use by Ships
The fuel that powers passenger planes is normally among the most expensive oil products, but in a sign of the times the coronavirus has turned it into a blending component for typically cheaper shipping fuel.
Source: Bloomberg
AMR, VGV, AGV: Get to Know Self-Driving Industrial Vehicles
Vecna Robotics
See side-by-side comparisons, and learn more about each vehicle.
Vecnarobotics Get To Know Self Driving
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