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Retail: Page 285
Why Are More Retailers Offering In-store Pickup if It Isn't More Efficient Than Buying In-store?
For consumers, in-store pickup combines the ease of shopping online with the promptness of purchasing from a local retailer. But while it's been revealed that this method isn't any more efficient than just buying in-store, that hasn't stopped brick-and-mortar shops from adopting and promoting this service - nor has it dissuaded customers from using it.
Determining What Consumers Want Turns on More Than Demographics, Research Says
The conventional view is that consumers are fickle and inconsistent, hard to understand and predict, and therefore unmanageable. In fact, they are perfectly consistent, perfectly understandable, and quite predictable.
Online Retailers Take Innovative Approach to Supply Chain Management
Innovative online retail companies are learning how to compete with well-established companies by creatively managing their supply chain. By combining best practices and technological advancements, these companies are disrupting their competitors while maintaining lean inventories and cutting out the middleman to deliver lower prices to consumers.
Manufacturers, Are You Getting Your Distributor's Full Attention?
As a manufacturer, if you make up less than 10 percent of your distributors' product mix, you are not getting the attention of management or, more importantly, sales representatives.
As Teens Spend Less, Retailers Have to Remodel Their Marketing Strategy
Teens are shopping like their parents during the back-to-school season, and that's putting a lot of pressure on retailers to change the way they market to them.
Kenco Reduces Freight Costs 49% with Postponement Packaging
Challenge: A kitchen and bath manufacturer was experiencing reduced trailer cube capacity due to the large packaging requirements of its product line. The customer wanted to increase cube capacity to reduce freight expenses.
JDA Integrates Supply-Chain Apps With IBM Commerce
JDA Software Group Inc. has integrated its JDA Intelligent Fulfillment and Labor Productivity applications with order-management software from IBM Commerce.
A Same-Day Delivery Provider Drops Out, But the Race Goes On
In the increasingly frantic race to offer same-delay delivery to online purchasers, one contestant has spun out and hit a wall.
360pi Launches E-mail Alert Service for Product Price Changes
360pi, a provider of product intelligence for retailers and consumer brands, has launched 360alerts, an email alert service that tracks product price changes.
You Source Product in China. But Do You Really Know Who's Making It?
Multi-tiered manufacturing supply chains can end up in some unexpected places - including prisons.
Are Retailers Figuring Out Logistics of E-commerce
The largest U.S. retailers reported strong online sales in their second-quarter earnings reports recently, extending a trend that has seen e-commerce revenue expand far faster than store sales, and several said they are making strides in delivering goods to consumers more profitably.
Tradeshift Acquires Product Info-Management Firm Merchantry
Tradeshift, vendor of a software platform for supplier collaboration, has acquired Merchantry, a cloud-based provider of product information-management (PIM) services.
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