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In New World of Returns, Retailers Must Dig Into Data
From a retailer’s perspective, all satisfied customers are alike. But those returning an item are likely unhappy for a range of reasons — and it’s increasingly crucial to know what those are.
Manufacturer Slashes Shipping Costs With AI Packaging Solution
Challenge: A global manufacturer was working to cut shipping costs by rethinking inefficient packaging and box sizes for its e-commerce customers.
In the New World of Returns, Retailers Need to Dig into the Data
In order to reduce costs and increase customer satisfaction, retailers need to take a more detailed look at why returns happen and what are the options for dealing with them.
In the New World of Returns, Retailers Need to Dig into the Data
Returnly Announces New International Returns Solution for Shoppers and Retailers
Returnly, a post-purchase payments company that enables returns for online retailers and customers, recently announced the availability of International Returns, a new solution which lets global shoppers return items online from anywhere in the world.
How Smart Use of Service Supply Chain Can Recession-Proof Your Business
When a supply chain is lean and responsive to data, economic downturns can have minimal impact.
How Smart Use of Service Supply Chain Can Recession-Proof your Business
Nordstrom Will Let You Return Your Macy’s Online Order In Store
Nordstrom Inc. is trying a creative new approach for getting busy New York City shoppers in its doors: letting them return things they bought online — from other retailers.
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The Untapped Potential of Reverse Logistics
Why is reverse logistics overlooked as a means of increasing customer satisfaction and ROI?
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Germans Love Shopping Online. They Love Returning Goods Even More.
Germans were slow to embrace online shopping, but they lead the pack sending back unwanted goods — creating a massive financial and logistical problem for retailers including Zalando SE and Amazon.com.
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IMO 2020: The Basics, Challenges and Impact on You
IMO 2020: The basics, the challenges, and how to lessen its impact on you
Improving Supply Chain Accuracy, Productivity and Speed
Improving Supply Chain Accuracy, Productivity, and Speed
Effective Reverse Logistics: Protecting the Bottom Line and Gaining Competitive Advantage
In an increasingly competitive industry, retailers can no longer rely on providing the right product at the right price, with customer service taking center ground in the battle for consumers’ hard-earned cash.
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High-Precision Mapping Boosts Accuracy for Global 3PL
Challenge: A global third-party logistics provider (3PL) was looking for distance calculations between fixed locations to be used for cost analysis, bid response and rate quoting. The company also wanted predictive calculation capabilities for shipment delivery delays based on real-time traffic incident data.
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