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Inbound vs. Outbound Logistics: Understanding the Key Differences and Optimizing the Last Mile

Locus

In the vast, interconnected world of supply chain management, two terms often come into focus—inbound and outbound logistics. Inbound and outbound logistics are two fundamental components of the overall supply chain management process. Here’s an explanation of both: What is inbound logistics? What is outbound logistics?

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Carrier Capacity Management Levels the Playing Field in a Carriers’ Market

Logistics Viewpoints

Despite the epic supply chain problems, some companies have taken big steps to profitably meet consumer demand leading up to and during the busy holiday season. E-commerce order volume keeps climbing, straining carrier capacity with shippers sending more parcels outbound and receiving more returns inbound.

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Thank You Thursday Shout Outs – January

Ship Monk

Pennsylvania Fulfillment Center On behalf of PA1, I have the honor and privilege to present Thank You Thursday to Diana M. Diana is our Inbound problem solver, and is a productivity master. He consistently meets and exceeds goals, demonstrating a strong commitment to achieving success. Deborah definitely gets sh*t done!

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Thank You Thursday Shout Outs – January

Ship Monk

Pennsylvania Fulfillment Center On behalf of PA1, I have the honor and privilege to present Thank You Thursday to Diana M. Diana is our Inbound problem solver, and is a productivity master. He consistently meets and exceeds goals, demonstrating a strong commitment to achieving success. Deborah definitely gets sh*t done!

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Revolutionizing the RFP Process with Data

Logistics Problem Solving

After numerous emails, phone calls and face-to-face meetings with the carriers; the new rates are finally agreed upon. Now the second phase of the long and arduous process begins: loading the new rates into the TMS and publishing the new routing guide for their inbound vendors. It’s the definition of a “lose-lose” situation.

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Revolutionizing the RFP Process with Data

Logistics Problem Solving

After numerous emails, phone calls and face-to-face meetings with the carriers; the new rates are finally agreed upon. Now the second phase of the long and arduous process begins: loading the new rates into the TMS and publishing the new routing guide for their inbound vendors. It’s the definition of a “lose-lose” situation.

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Ultimate Ecommerce Merchant Guide: Owning Your Ops in 2023 PART 1

Ship Monk

Whether that be offering free expedited shipping or providing an option where customers pay for the upgrade, having faster shipping options is pivotal to meeting customer expectations. Most of your customers expect to be able to track their packages, and the added costs of supporting inbound support requests takes its toll.