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Design Revolution: Enabled by Additive Manufacturing & Generative Design
Get ready for a seismic shift in mechanical design.
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Dick's Sporting Goods Revamps Supply Chain
Dick's Sporting Goods boasts increased sales despite its controversial new policy on not selling assault-style rifles.
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Metric of the Month: Pick-to-Ship Cycle Time in Hours
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Top performing logistics organizations, which balance in-house and outsourced activities, have implemented practices, processes and systems that enable them to fulfill orders faster and more completely with lower investments in inventory.
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A Solid Shipping Strategy Delivers the Win in an E-commerce World
You don't have to be Amazon, but satisfying your customer's delivery expectations can be a competitive differentiation.
Warehousing
Ralph Lauren Shuts 25 Percent of Department Store Distribution
The luxury brand has closed about 25 percent of its U.S. department store distribution during fiscal 2018, as well as 31 directly-operated retail stores.
Warehousing
Renewed Demand Brings Clarks Manufacturing Back to UK
The company tells Reuters the new plant will have the capacity to make up to 300,000 pairs of Desert Boots a year and will give it shorter lead times.
Warehousing
Amazon Manages Reverse Logistics Woes by Banning Shoppers
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The e-commerce company has begun banning shoppers for violations, which include returning items too often.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Tight Warehousing Market Makes Class B the New Target
Demand for warehouse and distribution space around the Los Angeles and Long Beach port complex has gotten so high that importers, logistics providers and e-commerce fulfillment firms are relying on Class B properties.
Warehousing
Amazon Attempts to Get Into Chinese Market
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Amazon is stepping right into the Chinese e-commerce market by competing with top-ringer Alibaba.
Warehousing
Macy's is Still Making Profits
Digital sales are up and people are actually shopping at Macy's physical stores, causing the department store to change its year's outlook.
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