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AutoZone has been innovating heavily in building up the supply chain needed to compete in commercial parts supply, and from investors’ assumptions, it looks like they are doing it quite well.

Retailers need to level the playing field, to offer an alternative and ensure the consumer has options

With businesses increasingly offering more and better delivery options, optimizing last mile logistics operations is an imperative. Here are the 5 key steps to take.

Using a single provider for omnichannel grocery fulfillment may have worked until now, but this dependency may soon turn into a liability. Here’s what you can do to mitigate the risk.

Businesses are scrambling to create sustainable, affordable delivery processes that make the last-mile more eco-friendly.

Last week Amazon launched Delivery Services Partners, a new initiative aimed at encouraging entrepreneurs to set up their own delivery business. As the volume for deliveries grows, this new franchised fleets model is yet another strategy for Amazon to expand their last mile delivery network.

Here are 4 amazing examples of beautiful warehouse operations in which the latest technologies are helping ecommerce giants handle record volumes of parcels faster and more efficiently than ever before.

Retailers now have no choice but to adapt to this new reality of rising operational costs, and embrace innovative technology as part of their ongoing efforts to find efficiencies across the entire supply chain.

As online retail skyrockets, the need for warehouse spacing is booming. As demand for storage increases drastically, warehouse space simply can’t keep up with market needs – something which opens up opportunities for industry growth and modernization.