Value-added services - Articles - Page 2

Reducing Return Rates on Consumer Electronics Products

July 14, 2014

Identification of High Propensity-to-Return Customers Must Supplement Product Design, Documentation and Technical Support Improvements

Optimizing Distribution Networks for Competitive Advantage

November 13, 2013

Saddle Creek Logistics Services

Integrate Packaging with Distribution Operations

September 23, 2013

Kane is Able

Finding Good People Is a Never-Ending Challenge: The WMS Center of Excellence Option

August 20, 2013

Thomas Lee, President, DMLogic

The COE will save time, money, and obtain the resources needed much faster.

Things to Think About When Implementing a Serialization Project

August 20, 2013

Matthew Deep, Vice President, DMLogic

To comply with the new ePedigree law, manufacturers will have to invest in the systems, equipment and processes to ensure that their drugs are serialized at each level of packaging.

Accelerator Tools. The Wave of the WMS Future?

August 20, 2013

Lynn Dermott, Senior Vice President, Products, DMLogic

Acceleration software holds the promise of changing the way WMS systems are delivered, maintained and evolved.

Using Advanced Analytics and Innovative Resolution Techniques to Reduce Truck Rolls and Related Support Costs

August 16, 2013

OnProcess Technology

Identifying Customer Incidents with High Propensity for Remote Resolution Allows Cable and Broadband MSOs to Cancel a Greater Percentage of On-Site Visits.

The Essential BYOD Handbook: Effectively Supporting and Managing All of Your Mobile Devices

May 14, 2013

Barcoding, Inc.

Effectively Supporting and Managing All of Your Mobile Devices

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Existing Distribution Operations - Using Maps and Metrics to Focus Your Analysis

April 30, 2013

When evaluating the performance effectiveness of current DC processes and procedures, it is critical to maintain a positive atmosphere.

China's Logistics Value to Develop 10 Percent in 2013

March 12, 2013

Trans Reporter

China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing (CFLP) made a preliminary estimation that China's social logistics value, the collective value of all logistics operations in the country, and the industry's added value, will be growing at a rate of 10 percent in 2013, and that there's little chance that the percentage logistics costs take up in the gross domestic product will drop.