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Oh, to sashay down a catwalk affecting an attitude of supercilious cool as the paparazzi gape in hushed reverence at your warehouse, which is absolutely
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Short Takes: Bargain Aisle
Low-cost, low-tech, and conservative are still the watchwords in most distribution centers when it comes to investing in material handling equipment.
Attack Aftermath: Back to Business
Last year at this time, catalogers were basing their plans and projections on how business had been 12 months prior. But following the Sept. 11 terrorist
Merchandising Roundtable: The Goods on Getting the Goods
In August, CATALOG AGE sat down with several catalogers in Woodstock, VT, to talk about merchandising matters, from sourcing to liquidating. Regardless
Profile: BILL MONK
Director of Logistics Nordstrom.com How long have you been in logistics? I didn’t go to school for it. I was a paperboy for nine years, and I always tried
It’s in There
Dream on, about the warehouse infrastructure that you’d love to have but can’t afford, about the new systems that you’ve been told will save you money
Doctors Foster & Smith’s New Pet Warehouse
The economy may have gone to the dogs for some marketers, but pet supplies cataloger Doctors Foster & Smith has grown its business 20% overnight. The
NOW WHAT?
The impact of the World Trade Center disaster hits you as soon as you step out of the subway car at the City Hall/Brooklyn Bridge stop in lower Manhattan.
Attack Aftermath: Catalogers Lend a Hand
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks resulted in massive destruction, but the tragic events also produced a massive, perhaps even unprecedented, outpouring
Answer Me This
A recent New Yorker cartoon showed a woman saying to her husband, Let’s do our civic duty and see a Broadway show. Immediately following the Sept. 11