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Three Tipping Points for RFID in the World of Fashion
In recent years, a growing number of retail RFID use cases have clearly demonstrated the benefits of being able to track inventory at the item level, leading to better shelf replenishment and fewer out of stocks. Many retailers quantify the benefits of reducing out of stocks not just at the item level (potential lost sales) but at the transaction level, since retailers closely track the number of items that comprise the average transaction (e.g. 3.6 items/sale). Using that example, an out-of-stock item (especially in a core category such as denim) could result in lost sales of an additional 2.6 items that were to be purchased with it.
Epicor Unveils App for Auto Aftermarket; Acquires QuantiSense
Epicor Software Corp. has introduced new business-management software for the automotive aftermarket.
Kewill Expands Software Platform for Multimodal Transportation
Kewill, a vendor of supply-chain execution software, has added features to its transportation-management platform, dubbed Kewill MOVE on the Cloud.
A Supply-Chain Made of Paper: Is It Sustainable?
Don't tell anyone, but deep into the Electronic Age, we're still using paper.
Old Dominion Opens Service Center in Memphis
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has opened a new 267-door service center in Memphis, Tenn.
The Perils and Pitfalls of Lean Inventories
Manufacturing and distribution executives love the idea of slashing inventories. But it's distribution-center managers who must deal with the consequences.
PakSense Releases New Cold-Chain Monitoring System
PakSense Inc., a vendor of environmental monitoring systems, has launched AutoSense, a means of delivering cold-chain temperature data to smartphones.
C.H. Robinson to Manage Operations for Robinson Fresh
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc. has begun operating out of a new facility in Corona, Calif., to support the services of Robinson Fresh.
Motorola Solutions Unveils Touch Computer for Logistics
Motorola Solutions Inc. has introduced the Symbol TC70 touch computer.
MD Logistics Boosts Biologic Storage in Reno, Nevada
MD Logistics, a third-party logistics provider, is increasing the biologic storage capabilities of its facility in Reno, Nev.
Can Technology Help Make Holiday Delivery a Success?
The shift to online retailing over the last five years finally caught up to and overran U.S.-wide delivery capacity during last year's holiday season. According to Forrester Research, online retail sales will grow by an additional 60 percent over the next five years. This kind of sea change has stretched the ability of physical networks to keep up and the shortage of drivers had further exacerbated this situation. Instead, technology has become more important to meeting retailers' holiday delivery challenges by helping to improve the productivity of existing resources and offer a greater array of delivery services being demanded by consumers.
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