The new PartsSource e-commerce platform, unveiled recently at the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) Exchange, offers a newly designed site experience with powerful Artificial Intelligence-driven site search, a streamlined and more efficient ordering process, and evidence-based quality for healthcare technology management (HTM) teams and clinical engineering customers
BluJay Solutions, a leading provider of supply chain software and services powered by the world’s first Global Trade Network, recently announced that Telos Logistics has renewed its partnership with BluJay and will broaden its use of the company’s Transportation Management technology
TrueCommerce, a global provider of trading partner connectivity, integration and unified commerce solutions, today announced that TrueCommerce ecUtopia, its new division, is now featured on RangeMe Services
Kuebix, a transportation management system (TMS) provider that delivers freight intelligence, has achieved ‘Built for NetSuite’ status
Markem-Imaje, part of Dover (NYSE: DOV), is releasing six packaging intelligence solutions to help manufacturers digitalize their supply chains more easily and cost effectively in order to maximize profitability through improved line efficiency, minimized waste and better compliance, while better protecting and promoting their brands
FIDELITONE, a national supply chain management firm headquartered in Wauconda, IL, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Remar, Inc.
Software testing experts use defect management tools to record, execute and rectify test cases and reports. All these activities are carried out to ensure products’ quality assurance. With the growing software testing market, companies have come up with different test management tools. These tools play a vital role in ensuring software quality and make testing more efficient. When software testers have to pick a tool from a variety of choices, the following 5 mistakes should be avoided.
Revman International’s investment in CYBRA’s MarkMagic paid for itself in less than six weeks.
Mobile computing problems in the warehouse can place undue stress on employees and operations. Whether it’s connectivity or ergonomic issues, mobile technology in the warehouse can quickly hinder productivity rather than help employees work more efficiently when not strategically planned out.
Our world is becoming more and more connected every day. Connectivity can now be found in both consumer and commerical environments, from the smart phones in our pocket, to the equipment sensors in a factory. The IoT, and Industrial IoT, are becoming a part of our work and homelife. What is the “Internet of Things” and what does it mean for manufacturing?
Inefficient warehouse practices can cause companies to see smaller margins on their sales and services, so change management within the WMS is perpetually a hot topic. Some new feature or module comes along that can improve efficiency in labor or inventory, and you’re ready to see those savings.
Today’s motor vehicle is no longer for transportation only – it’s also a highly advanced mobile office that integrates voice, data, video, warning and operating systems. As new technologies evolve, vehicles are becoming more complex – and so do their upfits. Vehicle upfits for mobile offices must solve specific business problems and meet work function requirements, all while accounting for occupant safety and ergonomics concerns – not to mention time and budget constraints.
Omni-channel consumer demand has pushed the connection between shoppers and goods deeper into the supply chain, creating fundamental shifts in DC operations.
There’s no prescriptive approach to establishing true, seamless, anychannel retail commerce, but experts agree on four imperatives to the equation.
Increased online sales volume pushed a Midwestern appliance retailer to find a way to connect its e-commerce platform to ERP software, streamlining the ordering process and decreasing shipping times.
Mobile POS races to the bottom, customer service apps reign supreme, and BYOD begins to make perfect sense.
Take a look at some of the leading companies helping retailers with fulfillment and order management in today’s rapidly changing retail environment.
Cutting-Edge Supply Chain Strategies: Omni-Channel's Next Big Thing
Consumer expectations of a seamless omni-channel experience are reinventing the supply chain.
Communication between retailers and suppliers will look very different in the near future. In order to meet the increasing demands of the consumer, control costs, and enhance collaboration, retailers and suppliers must improve processes for sharing data and extract as much value as possible from that data. The Trading Partner Interface of the Future, as conceptualized by RVCF, will achieve these goals while strengthening relationships between retailers and suppliers. By exploring the key areas of retailer-supplier communication, this report provides insights into what such a solution would entail and the business benefits it would create. Stakeholders in technology companies should take note that it is our vision that unrestricted, synchronized data sharing is the direction of the future.
