Companies are under intense pressure to fulfill customer demands quickly. T...
In the face of changing consumer demands, retailers continuously strive to...
Traditionally, a micro-fulfilment center (MFC) has been thought to be up to...
As logistics seeks to deliver greater responsiveness and agility,...
Warehouse automation has been evolving rapidly as a response to increasing...
It is hard to imagine a time when deliveries for online purchases took over...
In the dynamic world of eCommerce, retailers have to deal with rising custo...
In today’s omnichannel landscape retailers’ challenges aren’t just limited to order fulfillment. As the volume of returns surges, the pressure on retailers to improve the efficiency of managing these returns is at an all-time high. This has put reverse logistics in the spotlight.
The direct-to-consumer (DTC) market has been showing rapid growth since 2020. Many brands have launched a D2C strategy especially after COVID to increase sales and profitability by adopting the digital business model.
Gone are the days when customers would walk into a supermarket and purchase groceries for the week. In today’s digital era, an increasingly large number of customers are seeking to purchase groceries from the comfort of their homes.