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BOPIS: The Retail Revolution Changing the Way We Ship

The traditional binary model of product flow from manufacturer to warehouse to store has been replaced by the “buy anywhere, get anywhere, from anyone” paradigm.

A Walmart Inc. storefront. Photo: Bloomberg.

Navigating the Capacity Crunch With Digital Maintenance Systems

Carriers are facing a combination of challenges that were unimaginable just a few short years ago.

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Zenreach Introduces Platform to Attribute Online Ad Spend to Brick-and-Mortar Storefront Sales

Zenreach, a provider of brick-and-mortar marketing solutions, recently began offering omnichannel visibility that allows businesses to see both online and in-store shopping attribution from online advertising efforts.

Amazon Spends $131 Million for Stake in Cargo Airline ATSG

Amazon has scooped up a minority stake in a cargo airline that operates a portion of its fast-growing air-cargo division, the latest sign of the retailer’s long-term ambitions to expand its air-freight operations.

An Amazon Air cargo jet sits on a tarmac. Photo: Bloomberg.

The Evolution and Future of Retail Curbside Delivery

Curbside delivery, along with other omnichannel strategies, will have a lasting impact on the shopping journey for the foreseeable future.

Walmart Embraces a Local Fulfillment Model for Grocery

Walmart recently unveiled a new strategy to implement local fulfillment centers for handling e-commerce grocery orders within its physical stores.

A Walmart Inc. storefront. Photo: Bloomberg.

The Impact of New E-Commerce Shopping Behaviors

A mass movement from traditional brick-and-mortar shopping methods toward more online activity was inevitable, and already in process, but the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the transformation.

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Smaller E-Tailers Weigh Pros and Cons of Fulfillment by Amazon

Amazon.com, Inc.’s nationwide network of giant fulfillment centers offers sellers an unmatched resource for processing and shipping e-commerce orders to buyers. But it’s not the only game in town.

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U.S. Retailers See Millions in Sales Delays Amid Shipping Logjam

Overwhelmed U.S. ports, elevated freight costs and accidents that sent goods plunging to the bottom of the ocean are causing headaches for U.S. retailers already reeling from the pandemic.

Freight trucks idle at the Port of Los Angeles. Photo: Bloomberg.

How Retail Has Adapted to COVID-19 and the Rise of E-Commerce

Curbside pickup, "insourced" delivery and full-time dark stores are here to stay.

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Podcast | Making It As an Amazon Seller: It’s No Picnic

For e-tailers selling their wares on Amazon.com, a lot of obstacles stand in the way of success — sometimes even Amazon itself.

An Amazon.com Inc. fulfillment center. Photo: Shutterstock.

How to Succeed in a New Era for Cross-Border E-Commerce

Globalization may be entering a new chapter, but the international exchange of goods and services, propelled by technological innovation, the growing impact of social networking, and the rising number of online shoppers, is not only here to stay, but is accelerating.

An online shopper scrolls through an e-commerce app on their smartphone. Photo: Pexels.

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