Transitioning from a B2B model into a D2C approach to fulfillment is becoming an increasingly important competitive edge for manufacturers, sellers and third-party logistics providers (3PLs).
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The growth in direct to consumer (D2C) retail – from boutique operations to global brands – has really accelerated over the past 24 months and with this sea change has the need for agile, cost...
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As we start a new year, the news headlines continue to be dominated by COVID-19 and its impact across the globe. The new Omicron variant is rewriting the rules when it comes to staff absenteeism,...
The pandemic has accelerated the shift towards direct-to-consumer (D2C) with many global businesses experiencing unprecedented annual e-commerce growth of up to 35%.
Smarter businesses are taking matters into their own hands and have contingency plans in place to ride out this extraordinary period of uncertainty we are all currently facing.
Worker quality and numbers have long been among the trickiest aspects of finding and properly utilizing the people in the DC, but the global pandemic has made the labor market even more challenging.
A massive shift to digital solutions is now well underway in warehousing but, as more companies make the move from manual to automated processes, do we risk leaving our employees behind?