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The Most Overlooked DC Performance Strategy

Logistics Viewpoints

For example, related to warehouse technology, a recent Lucas Systems industry study found 89% of respondents agreed that implementing artificial intelligence-based software within distribution centers can provide a competitive advantage. Many of the best automation solutions do not eliminate headcount.

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Supply Chain Disruption: How Stronger Collaboration Will Have a Big Impact on the Future of Logistics Management

GlobalTranz

Instead of vendors waiting on hold while employees track down information, data is available within seconds. Like vendors and partners, consumers readily seek out companies that provide digital customer support options such as chat bots, self-service knowledge bases, and rapid response to concerns and queries.

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11 Common Maintenance Issues (And a Solution for Each!)

Conger

You’ll also learn practical strategies for overcoming each. Reducing Equipment Damage 10. Retain your current employees by reducing employee turnover. For example, you can automate many material handling tasks if you have trouble finding forklift operators. For example, you can try experimenting with schedules.

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Overcoming the Hurdles for FMCG Transportation & Distribution Across ASEAN

Logistics Manager

We spoke with Mr. Brett Turner, Vice President Supply Chain Management at DKSH (Thailand) to learn more about the strategy behind FMCG transportation and distribution in the ASEAN region and he also shared with us his vision focusing on future development of Thailand through this business. Recruiting locally also improves our knowledge base.

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6 Supply Chain Trends That Could Truly Shake You Up (2018 Update)

Logistics Bureau

One of the most notable examples is in agriculture, where equipment, fertilizer and seed vendors are working together to sell farmers guaranteed crop yields. In some domains, however, software is on its way to eliminating supply chains too, or at least shortening them significantly. Goodbye Lean, Hello Agile.