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Supply Chain Network
MARCH 19, 2016
Are your retail customers finding you less attractive lately? Consider your position on the seven signs shared below, and you may decide your retail business needs an omni-channel makeover! This is not just an idle suggestion we’re making, as the omni-channel retail buzz is quickly becoming a roar and with good reason.
MIT Supply Chain
DECEMBER 5, 2014
A year before each launch, the company would present sales samples (product mock-ups) to their largest retail customers in order to estimate demand and explore the shelf configurations required for the new items. Some of the test steps can be completed sooner or in parallel with other activities on the critical launch path.
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Supply Chain Network
NOVEMBER 8, 2012
In a recent article titled Planning for FSMA Compliance posted on Manufacturing.net she writes: FSMA and other regulations should be viewed as an opportunity for food manufacturers to adopt a more holistic approach to solving food quality and safety concerns. The ability to prevent bad quality product from reaching the public.
Logistics Bureau
OCTOBER 23, 2016
Fruit and vegetables, fish, bread, packaged salads, fresh meals; so many consumer products rely on supply chains that can bring perishable goods to retailers’ shelves quickly, and in the best possible condition. Seasonality issues mean fresh produce must often be sourced from a variety of geographies.
ShipBob
JUNE 25, 2021
In this article, we’ll go over best practices on how to efficiently manage one or more product catalogs to increase sales and streamline inventory management. Lastly, if your online brands offer B2B ecommerce services, then having an accurate and streamlined product catalog helps attract the right suppliers and retailers.
6 River Systems
OCTOBER 30, 2019
“At the core of the issue, warehouse robots are really no different from any other form of automation that has changed industries…” …since the automated loom, the cotton gin, ticket kiosks and assembly robotics. However, it is more likely to create class issues. Soon, robots will replace those jobs, too.
Logistics Bureau
MARCH 5, 2018
More than 8% will also be used in the retail sector. Status and trend data from critical machinery can be continuously monitored. Via the IoT, they can be connected to let you know how much you have of each article. They can also tell you the location of the stock – in a retail outlet, in a warehouse, even on a truck.
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