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Warehouse Robots Help E-tailer Grow Operations

Challenge: An e-commerce retailer was planning to build a facility around automated technology, and the operation required a flexible and scalable picking solution that could accommodate a highly diverse inventory of materials. The company also had strict fulfillment and shipping deadlines that depended upon high order accuracy.

Conquering Customs Challenges Is Key in Global E-Commerce Shipping

Are customs issues slowing your international shipping game?

Conquering Customs Challenges is Key in Global eCommerce Shipping

Learn From the Past to Prepare for 2020

The freight market is poised to tighten this year, Transfix says. Here's how to use data to increase stability.

Learn from the Past to Prepare for 2020

China Virus Crisis Roils Supply Chains for Global Manufacturers

Less than a month into the health crisis that began in China, supply chain disruptions are showing up around the world, from automakers to mobile-phone producers to energy companies.

Photo: Bloomberg

Coronavirus Update: How the Virus Is Affecting Global Business

As the death toll from the pneumonia-like illness rises and cases are found in more Asian countries, as well as in the U.S., the economic impact of the novel coronavirous could be widespread.

Source: Bloomberg

A Waste-Free Economy Catches On at Davos

The idea is about replacing the “linear” model of growth — extraction, production and disposal — and reducing the strain on the planet’s limited resources.

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Greener Fashion Industry Could Unlock $100 Billion in Value

The fashion industry can unlock some $123 billion in value by addressing key environmental issues related to water, energy, chemicals and waste, according to a new report.

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Here’s How Wildfires Will Impact What Australians Eat and Wear

As unprecedented wildfires still threaten large parts of Australia, the nation’s agriculture industries are counting the cost of the blazes that have scorched pasture, destroyed livestock, and razed vineyards.

Source: Bloomberg

Instagram's Decade: It Changed How Brands Sell and Shoppers Buy

On its way to amassing more than a billion users, Instagram has become the most powerful force in shaping commerce this side of Amazon.com.

Source: Bloomberg

Podcast | The State of Online Returns: Where Are Retailers Falling Short?

For many shoppers, the returning of merchandise continues to be a painful process. And their demands are only growing more intense.

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Locus Robotics Helps E-Retailer Deliver During Holiday Peak

Challenge: An online boutique for monogrammed and personalized items needed to triple its workforce to meet peak-season demand. Management wrestled with maintaining perfect order accuracy and speedy fulfillment while scaling up labor.

Rent the Runway CEO Says Access, Not Ownership, Is Fashion’s Future

Fashionistas in 2020 aren’t going to obsess over owning the trendiest clothes. They’ll be more interested in having access to them.

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