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Shaping Up Last Mile Delivery to Surpass Customer Expectations: NordicTrack Solution Showcase

NordicTrack partnered with Ryder Last Mile to shape up in-home delivery of its exercise equipment and increase customer satisfaction.

Ryder Shaping Up Last Mile Delivery

Traditional Furniture Sellers Struggle to Meet the Demands of E-Commerce

The surge in e-commerce has exposed serious deficiencies in the furniture industry’s supply chain.

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From Bricks to Clicks: Pivot to E-Commerce Fulfillment With a Warehouse-in-a-Warehouse

A warehouse-in-a-warehouse provides a pathway to quick e-commerce fulfillment without the undertaking of a time-consuming and costly integration.

From Bricks to Clicks: Pivot to eCommerce Fulfillment with a Warehouse-in-a-Warehouse

Three Last-Mile Retail Solutions on the Rise

Higher parcel shipping costs and last-mile delays caused by COVID-19 are driving retailers to seek alternative solutions like in-store pickup and gig-economy delivery services.

How to Handle Reverse Logistics for Lithium-Ion Electronics

Increasing e-commerce returns and reverse logistics are vexing for electronics shippers, especially when lithium-ion batteries are involved.

Before Pursuing Micro Fulfillment, Consider These Four Things

Micro-fulfillment centers offer benefits like faster delivery and lower transit costs, but they won’t lead to greater profitability without a holistic network strategy.

Shifting E-Commerce Landscape Calls for New Look at Network Strategy

A massive channel shift driven by COVID-19’s e-commerce escalation demands a reexamination of facility locations and network strategy — as both have a growing impact on supply-chain profitability.

Five Smart Ways to Ride the Surge of E-Commerce Returns

Forward-thinking companies go beyond treating returns as a necessary evil and embrace them as a critical element of competitive advantage and brand promise.

E-Commerce Acceleration Leaves Retailers Catching Up

The dramatic shift to e-commerce put pressure on operations that were already facing a declining labor pool, and systems and equipment that favored store replenishment and large deliveries.

Reducing the Friction in Omnichannel Fulfillment

Accelerated omnichannel adoption and the expectation of free next-day delivery will force all retailers, virtual and physical, to reduce supply-chain costs, while creating new competitive options for brick-and-mortar retail.

Achieving Ability, Adaptability and Customer Focus Across Channels

Regardless of where your organization is on the e-commerce maturity curve, in response to the rapid growth of online retail sparked by COVID-19, it’s a good time to reflect on whether you have the right capabilities on your team.

Last-Mile Logistics: 7 Trends to Watch in the Next 12 Months

As e-commerce booms like we’ve never seen before, so will growth in the final-mile sector. Here’s what we can expect.

FedEx Corp. couriers unload packages from a delivery truck. Photo: Bloomberg.

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