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How to Optimize Fulfillment with Unified Data

Logistics Viewpoints

Optimizing fulfillment requires a series of steps to get a shipment from its source to the end customer. These steps include sourcing and receiving inventory, storing inventory, order processing, picking and packing an order, shipping the order, and returns management.

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The Threads of Trade: How Global Events are Reshaping Cotton Logistics with Michael Symonanis

The Logistics of Logistics

With 30+ years in international container shipping, Michael brings a rare dual lens as both a BCO and former ocean carrier. Now in his 20th year at Louis Dreyfus Company, he focuses on practical, collaborative solutions that strengthen supply chain performance and partnerships.

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Supply Chain Efficiency: A Deep Dive into the Core Drivers

RFgen

This could involve route optimization, load consolidation, or choosing the most cost-effective shipping methods based on urgency and distance. By optimizing each of these components and ensuring they work together seamlessly, businesses can create a supply chain that’s not only efficient but also adaptable to changing market conditions.

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The Importance of Packaging in Supply Chain!

Supply Chain Game Changer

Great Packaging Optimizes Supply Chain Management The supply chain facilitates the movement of products and services. This process involves converting raw supplies into finished products. A well-engineered product packaging also promotes better inventory management and lower shipping costs.

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What is Vendor Relationship Management

My Office Apps

Whether you’re sourcing from different warehouses or shipping to various branches, VRM tools help track and manage vendors across multiple locations. This ensures that you have complete visibility into where products are coming from and going to, enabling smoother logistics and more effective supply chain management.

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Why Supply Chain AI Tech Needs Mobile Data to Take Off: Q&A with Saumya Saxena

RFgen

Saumya: AI in supply chain operations depends on fast, accurate, and consistent data to make effective decisions. Mobile barcoding ensures that data from warehouse operations, such as receiving, picking, and shipping, is captured instantly and accurately. Customers expect fast, transparent, and customized experiences.

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A Guide to Supply Chain Lead Time 

Logistics Bureau

Lead time measurement begins at the moment an internal or external customer places an order to the moment of final delivery to that customer and includes activities such as: Order processing Raw material sourcing Manufacturing Transportation Delivery of the product to the customer. Why is lead time important?