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Parcel gains in importance for TMS as eCommerce grows

Even with a struggling economy, eCommerce has been riding a great wave over the past three yearsREAD»

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Why Retailers Should Go for the Green and the Greenbacks

The urgency to “go green” has permeated the retail industry on everything from energy to packaging – and even carbon emissions. Yet many have failed to realize the untapped market for driving sales and reducing carbon footprints. To date, their focus rests on energy conservation and recycling inside the store, but the industry’s elusive Holy Green Grail today remains outside the store – in shipping.READ»

Why Retailers Should Go for the Green and the Greenbacks

The urgency to “go green” has permeated the retail industry on everything from energy to packaging – and even carbon emissions. Yet many have failed to realize the untapped market for driving sales and reducing carbon footprints. To date, their focus rests on energy conservation and recycling inside the store, but the industry’s elusive Holy Green Grail today remains outside the store – in shipping.READ»

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Dire Straits sings big city retailers’ supply chain lament

Managing the supply chain for retail stores located in big cities creates the need for more retail-focused, best-of-breed productivity platforms to enhance store inventory management, sales tracking, and automated replenishment. READ»

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Usability solves the Rubik’s Cube of workforce management

Managers no longer have to drill, baby, drill to manage their workforceREAD»

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Death of the Big-Bang ERP Dream – Moving Away from the Monoliths

For years, corporate executives have relentlessly pursued the idea that one corporate backbone of business systems such as SAP or Oracle would solve all of their problems, but corporations relying on them still face significant problems when it comes to operational efficiency and complete transparency throughout the enterprise. READ»

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