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Four Challenges to Meeting E-Commerce Demand

Many e-tailers aren’t fully prepared for a world that demands next-day — or faster — delivery.

Robots Offer Solution to Peak Season Labor Shortage

Combining the skills of employees and robots in intelligent ways creates opportunities for efficiency in warehouse and distribution center operations, and improves working conditions across the board.

NorthShore Care Supply Doubles Output With AMRs, Voice Picking

A surge in demand during the COVID-19 pandemic prompted NorthShore Care Supply to seek a means of automating workflows within the warehouse.

Laura Canada Embraces the Omnichannel With New Order Management System

The Canadian women’s fashion retailer realizes a 25% increase in sales after implementing new technology for managing orders across channels.

Crocs Seizes On Pandemic Popularity With Army of Fulfillment Bots

When e-commerce sales boomed during the COVID-19 pandemic, footwear brand Crocs Inc. looked to warehouse automation for help.

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Workwear Specialist Invests in a Highly Automated Omnichannel DC

Workwear manufacturer Engelberg Strauss seeks to create a distribution center that can serve all channels from a single location.

A Fulfillment Startup Embraces WMS in the Cloud — Just in Time for COVID-19

Resurge, a new provider of warehousing and order-fulfillment services, needed a WMS that would allow it to grow quickly — but it couldn’t have anticipated how fast growth would come with the arrival of the pandemic.

A warehouse employee loads packages into a shipping container. Photo: Bloomberg.

What We've Learned From Retailers Adopting Micro-Fulfillment Centers

Today’s micro-fulfillment centers are taking multiple forms — including in-store, hub-and-spoke and dark store — and each comes with unique advantages and challenges.

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How E-Tailers Are Greening the Last Mile

Demand for last-mile delivery services is booming around the world — expected to jump nearly 80% globally in the next decade. Here are a few ways e-commerce and logistics companies are aiming to reverse their environmental impact.

Packages are unloaded from a FedEx Corp. truck in New York City. Photo: Shutterstock.

Quiet 3PF Unveils New Fulfillment Center in Dallas

Quiet 3PF, an outsourced fulfillment partner to premium and lifestyle brands, announced the opening of?its?first fulfillment center in Texas.?

Fast-Growing Fashion Brand Scales E-Commerce Fulfillment With Whiplash

Challenge: An online fashion retailer required flexibility to manage a growing and ever-changing SKU base with no margin for delay.

Amazon Could Be Forced to Sell Logistics Business Under Bill

A bill with bipartisan support would prevent Amazon from luring sellers to use its logistics services in exchange for preferential treatment on its busy web store.

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

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