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5 Technologies Transforming Logistics

5 Technologies Transforming Logistics

High-performance logistics providers—whether first-party or third—know how to identify the best opportunities to integrate their existing practice with the new wave of technologies arriving. These five technologies are creating the new world of logistics as we know it, and it’s up to businesses to find the best way to implement and integrate them if they want to be part of that world.

Have you considered e-commerce order fulfilment as a business?

Have you considered e-commerce order fulfilment as a business?

The demand for transport and logistics as a service is growing, driven by the rise of online shopping. This opens an opportunity for retailers and transportation companies alike, to broaden their service offerings to include storage and fulfilment. However, there is more to becoming a 3PL than just adding "Logistics" to the company’s name.

Infographic: 5 top strategies for last-mile delivery

Infographic: 5 top strategies for last-mile delivery

Last mile is a supply chain and transportation management term used to describe the movement of goods from a distribution center to a final destination.

This infographic enlists the top strategies for achieving excellence in last-mile delivery.

Make automated Quality Assurance the focus of your efficiency strategy and reap the benefits!

Make automated Quality Assurance the focus of your efficiency strategy and reap the benefits!

Quality Assurance (QA, also called quality control or QC) is defined as “the operational techniques and activities that sustain the product or service quality to specified requirements” (from the Logistics Operational Guide) and it’s one of the most essential components of a warehouse’s efficiency strategy.

In this article, we have enlisted the main flaws with manual quality assurance processes as well as the key advantages automation can bring your business.

Route Optimisation: a key driver of operational efficacy

Route Optimisation: a key driver of operational efficacy

In the past routing focused on moving drivers from point A to point B. Now businesses have grown to understand that routing affects several aspects of an operation including safety, customer service and ultimately, profitability. Read the article to find out how a sophisticated Route Optimisation solution allows you to leverage your freight network to its utmost potential!