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Why Experiential Retail Might Just be The Secret to Customer Success

Locus

Experiential retail marketing aims to provide value across four key categories, namely: Convenience. Myntra’s Roadster Go (India) store is a fine example of this category. Also, it helps in sustaining a healthy relationship between consumers and marketers. Similar to RFID, stores also embed QR codes for quick payments.

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Editor’s Choice: On Time In Full (OTIF) in Supply Chain

Logistics Viewpoints

By analyzing key performance indicators and identifying failures across various categories, businesses can understand the story behind their numbers. Failures generally fall into four categories: People, Process, Participant, and System, helping pinpoint areas for improvement. How can an OMS help improve OTIF?

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3PL vs 4PL: What’s the difference?

Globalior

The use of 3rd party logistics and 4th party logistics models is a common practice throughout the world. 1PL: First Party Logistic Model In the 1PL model, the manufacturer carries out all the transportation and other logistics through its departments. Let’s look at what these terms mean.

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Ecommerce Terms: A-Z Glossary PART 2

Ship Monk

In PART 2 of our epic ecommerce terms guide and glossary, we’re here for you—the ecommerce merchants and entrepreneurial warriors of the world—to explain key terms relating to ecommerce, logistics, fulfillment, inventory, and more. Reverse Logistics Reverse logistics handles returns and exchanges.

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Top Logistics Articles of 2015

GlobalTranz

We continue our top articles from each of our main 5 categories today by covering the top 10 logistics articles that were the most viewed in 2015. We write to five main categories on the Cerasis blog: Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Logistics, Transportation Management, and Freight. Top Logistics Articles of 2015.

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