Featured in Retail TouchPoints The end goal of any business is selling and delivering products to match consumer expectations. These expectations, however, constantly change, requiring retailers to be flexible and adaptable, in turn. This is why routed delivery strategies are important for retailer success. Simply defined, routed deliveries optimize logistics channels to create the best in … Read more
Featured in Freight Waves. Fast and high-quality product deliveries play an important role in enhancing the retail purchase experience. Whether you’re running an online store or a brick and mortar location, partnering with the right delivery provider is crucial. With ecommerce giants like Amazon offering reliable same-day or next day delivery options, modern-day retailers must adapt … Read more
Featured in TotalRetail and FreightWaves. Today’s competitive retail landscape makes it imperative for retailers to prioritize the customer experience. With that in mind, delayed delivery schedules, damaged products, cumbersome tracking could turn customers away from your store. This, in turn, will take a toll on customer retention, brand reputation, and revenue. Whether you’re running an online store … Read more
Featured in Supply Chain Brain. You have likely spent a lot of time and resources building an all-encompassing routed delivery operation. But as your business has grown, you have likely experienced setbacks, especially in recent years: clogged supply chains, increased consumer demand, and a backlog of orders and deliveries. And your inventory sits in warehouses … Read more
Featured in Freight Waves & Furniture Today. Routed delivery is integral to most, if not all, final-mile delivery operations. When delivering orders using a routed delivery method, the driver plans in advance by optimizing and sequencing their route. Allocated orders are dropped off in a way that’s efficient, effective, and strategically organized based on the … Read more