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Consumer Expectations Continue to Rise for Holiday Shopping and Shipping

Voxware's fourth biennial holiday shopping survey reveals 48 percent of consumers expect holiday purchases to arrive within two days.

Holiday Shopping

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How AI-Driven Order Management Can Power Supply Chain Performance

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Latest Warehouse Trends May be Smaller

Tiny homes are popular among millennials, but can the same trend shift to the warehouse sector?

Warehouse

Amazon Confirms Second Headquarters Location

Since first announcing that it was looking for a new city to host its second headquarters over a year ago, Amazon has made its decision of where it will be.

Arlington

Packaging Company Rolls Out Smart Tags to Track Products Through its Supply Chain

Stora Enso is a paper tag powered by RFID technology to provide more visibility into its supply chain.

Stora Enso

Survey Shows Humans Perform 72 Percent of Manufacturing Tasks

Kearney (formerly known as eBreviate)

Despite headlines claiming that technology will replace human workers, people still remain central to manufacturing, creating significantly more value on the factory floor than machines.

Manufactring

US Tractor Company Moves Production to Brazil to Avoid Tariffs

Part of President Trump's plans when placing tariffs on steel and aluminum earlier this year was that companies would bring their production back to the states, but many are still resisting.

Agco

Storage Space: Once Seen as a Luxury is Now a Necessity

Invicta Pallet Racking

Storage has always been a pressing concern for businesses, but never more so than in 2018.

Warehouse

Amazon Considers Making Changes in How it Measures Space

Retailers are starting to move up in warehouse spaces, potentially moving to measure in cubic feet.

Amazon Warehouse

Amazon's Second Headquarters May Be in Two Cities

Amazon is reportedly split between Arlington, Virginia and Long Island for its second headquarters.

Amazon

Reverse Logistics

Predictive Analytics Becomes Driving Force During Economic Uncertainty

In order to survive in the modern age, brands are utilizing predictive analytics to help their supply chains thrive.

Marks And Spencer

Target to Offer 'Skip the Line' Services Thanksgiving Day

Target Corporation

The service will allow customers to pay for their items with team members anywhere in the store using handheld devices. Workers will be located in the store's busiest departments.

Target

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