Over 80 percent of current warehouses operate without any automation, meaning supply chains and their data are left unoptimized. Increasing data transparency will display any constraints…
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Just about every business utilizes social media to try and increase brand awareness, but with more users joining different platforms every day, the competition can make…
Scaling across multiple suppliers and regions reduces the risk exposure for companies. Through freight consolidation, companies can simultaneously reduce overhead costs and leverage economies of scale…
Now, a successful business can pinpoint the growing tendencies and predict the dynamics of the changing needs ahead of time. The flexibility of a new system…
by Slyvia Dougherty The purpose of lead generation is to find potential customers and convert them into sales, but unfortunately, more than half of marketers do…
It’s January, so that means after all the Christmas returns are handled and your store has been put to rights again, it’s time to do your physical inventory and figure out exactly where you are in real time vis-a-vis your merchandise stock.
by Kasey Cover, Digital Marketing & Consumer Loyalty, FasTrax Solutions It’s important that you keep an eye on your most important investment: your inventory. FasTrax’s Warehouse…
Inventory changes constantly. Throughout each day, sales, returns, new receipts—even damage and theft—affect your stock levels.
The truth is that for many of the older, long-established warehouse and inventory management companies, their dated legacy systems and stratified pricing structures keep them rigidly locked into an old-fashioned system whereby only their largest retail clients are offered the best company products and reports, shutting out smaller retailers from the best management tools.
Inventory management has come a long way since the days of clipboards or spreadsheets.