Order fulfillment automation address the growing demand for quicker delivery by increasing the number of units that can be processed per day, and allows the distribution centers to get more out the door faster.
Amazon Dash, small branded buttons that consumers can stick up in their homes, allow for one-touch reordering of household items – just not Dash.
The USPS has put on hold planned pricing increases in parcel services until all pricing requests across products were approved by the PRC.
At Operations Summit 2015, learn how major brands apply automation and technology to their fulfillment operations, leading to process and efficiency gains.
In yet another reflection of growing omnichannel demand, Ace Hardware announced the national expansion of its in-store pickup program, launched as a pilot in 2014.
A listing of some recently announced expansions, additions and closures in direct-to-consumer distribution and fulfillment centers.
Days after going into Baltimore and Miami, Amazon Prime Now one-hour delivery is available in Dallas; Amazon also faulted the FAA on slow drone approval.
Openly sharing KPIs and results with employees will improve productivity and boost performance across your direct-to-consumer operations.
Kevin Thompson of Cabela’s talks with Multichannel Merchant about the latest and greatest in distribution center automation technology and processes.
When selecting a new OMS, WMS or POS system for your DTC operations, which makes most sense: Cloud-based or on-premises installed?