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An e2open research report exploring the growth of cross-border e-commerce through consumers’ eyes.

New Parcel shipping software helps you manage the entire process for shipping.

Increasing customer demands, unprecedented cargo logjams, workforce shortages, carrier capacity constraints, and the lasting effects of the pandemic have made supply chains more volatile than ever.

As changing consumer behaviors and expectations, shorter product lifecycles, and supply chain disruptions become more frequent and persistent, businesses should closely examine their approach to inventory and regularly evaluate whether it matches their business model and current needs.

The circumstances over the last year surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic created a sizable shift in the global shipping market, leading shippers to rethink their supply chains.

Discover why native cloud architecture is positioned to be the defining strategic feature of shipping software in 2021.

Shippers that look at cloud based systems will be well positioned to take on higher order volumes, improve customer satisfaction, and grow their bottom lines.

In 2020, retail supply chains came under immense strain, and as the industry moves forward, the question on everyone's mind: how can we prepare for the crises and opportunities of the future? This eBook covers the five points that are essential for supply chain operations to pivot and/or scale, no matter what the future holds.

Due in large part to the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses experienced rising prices for shipping parcels in 2020.

Ken Fleming, Logistyx Technologies’ President & CSMO, highlights the pain points that shippers are grappling with in the current parcel market and discusses the benefits that a multi-carrier shipping solution brings to the table.

Trends in e-commerce are only going to create more strain on shipping and fulfillment in 2021 and beyond.

A multi-carrier TMS enables companies to execute shipments in the most cost-effective manner possible.

Before, during, and likely following this pandemic, sellers are more aggressively working to reduce the cost and volume of returns.

When working in unison, specialty software helps shippers meet rising customer expectations with agility.

With digital transformation on the rise, supply chains are becoming highly networked environments, enabled by data and analytics, as well as end-to-end automation.