Data eCommerce Outbound Strategy 
Ship Monk
OCTOBER 17, 2022
3PL —a simple abbreviation for one of the most complex, integrated, helpful entities operating in the eCommerce landscape. 3PL stands for third-party logistics, and at a glance a 3PL partner provides eCommerce brands with solutions to their fulfillment needs. Don’t worry; you can change later on. So let’s talk PLs 1 – 5.
Ship Monk
AUGUST 22, 2022
In our eCommerce fulfillment blog we sometimes highlight industry jargon that’s essential for every entrepreneur. SKUs provide sellers and the 3PL fulfillment centers that they work with invaluable data about sales and inventory management. How to Calculate SKUs in Your eCommerce Inventory. SKU Architecture – Breaking Down SKUs.
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247 Customs Broker
NOVEMBER 30, 2018
Warehouse Managers Avoiding Omnichannel Supply Chain Strategies Will Lose Competitive Ground. The easiest way to move toward an omnichannel strategy lies in following these tips: Re-evaluate inventory-optimization techniques and systems. Integrate inbound and outbound logistics and supply chain management systems.
247 Customs Broker
NOVEMBER 16, 2018
Boatner adds that the adoption of user-friendly consumer products, whether Android or Apple’s iOS, has helped streamline customers’ OS strategies. Together, the captured data give systems unprecedented insight. Better speed, better and richer and more intuitive interfaces, IP-68 and ruggedness. A lot of those goals are common.”.
Talking Logistics
MAY 14, 2019
Commercialization strategies evolve, supply chains expand, and production rates accelerate. Addressing this challenge, executives are rethinking their business models and strategies to improve product quality and avoid issues surrounding test results, material specifications, non-conformances, recalls, and supplier corrective action requests.
GlobalTranz
FEBRUARY 25, 2021
The supply chain of reverse logistics poses some serious challenges, especially with the recent explosion of ecommerce. With ecommerce sales expanding into more non-traditional, oversized items (like refrigerators and other appliances), shippers need to be prepared for the incoming boom of returns.
Ship Monk
OCTOBER 13, 2021
While it may seem counterintuitive, splitting up your inventory is a super smart move, especially when you have the customer data to back it up. Say the word “returns” to a room full of eCommerce business owners and you’ll likely hear a collective groan. You see, there are two sides of the shipping coin: outbound and inbound.
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