Inventory is frequently relocated from one location to another as online companies expand to meet demand. Inventory movement happens across the e-commerce supply chain due to different fulfillment sites and sales channels, especially if you run a multichannel...
The expression “in the pipeline” signifies that something is on its way. This might relate to extra product lines, new smells or colors, or simply stock replenishment in the context of inventory management. For many firms, the first-mile delivery process...
In September 2021, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 589,000 job vacancies in the warehousing and logistics industry. Despite the high demand, warehouse jobs are now among the most difficult to fill in the country. There are a few major reasons why...
E-commerce success is strongly reliant on accurate inventory management and a well-organized supply chain. To do this, firms must closely monitor their stock-keeping unit (SKU) to assess inventory levels, make package offers, and establish reorder points. And precise...
Do you have any physical storefronts? Is the volume of your online orders increasing? If you answered “yes” to both, your company may be a good fit for a ship from store approach. Shipment of e-commerce orders from actual storefronts rather than...
Customers prefer to buy from businesses that offer more delivery alternatives (66%). Giving clients the opportunity to select the shipping method that best meets their needs allows you to increase sales. However, during the checkout, normal shipping is the default...
