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Transportation
4 Shipping Strategies to Conquer Last-Mile Delivery
ProShip
The key to creating the perfect fast-delivery shipping model and offering the best customer experience is closer than you think.
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Micro-Fulfillment
Meet the Pros to Know in 2018
Supply & Demand Chain Executive is pleased to recognize the year's most influential supply chain leaders.
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Fleet Management
Meet the 2018 Pros to Know
Supply & Demand Chain Executive announces its annual listing of Pros to Know in the supply chain.
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What Amazon Key Means for the Shipping Industry
LateShipment
As technology is finally looking toward the shipping industry, it is important to note what can be changing.
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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Amazon is Now Managing its Own Ocean Freight
Amazon
Amazon has been working for a while now to build out its shipping and distribution network. Now the online retailer has started coordinating its own shipments from Chinese merchants to its warehouses in the US via ocean freighters.
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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Land, Air and Now Sea: Amazon Looks to Arrange Ocean Freight
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Amazon is a step towards allowing it to serve as an intermediary for suppliers shipping merchandise in or out of the U.S.
The Seattle retailer registered itself with a federal agency overseeing ocean transportation, a step towards allowing it to serve as an intermediary for suppliers shipping merchandise in or out of the U.S.
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Last Mile Delivery And Logistics Solutions
3PD, Inc.
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Why the Last Mile is the Longest Mile
Cube Route Inc.
Best practices for optimizing last mile pick up and delivery operations
Software Solutions
2006 Pros to Know
Supply & Demand Chain Executive honors today's supply chain leaders
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The Last Mile Is the Longest Mile
Your company's back-end supply chain may be so efficient that you are the envy of all your competitors. But what about the customer-facing portion? Taking a look at the "last mile" in your supply chain may be what it takes to ensure your customers come back to you  and not your competitors  time and again.
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