Omnichannel

Omni-channel customers buy and return goods online or via physical stores, and expect excellent service regardless of how they receive their purchases, meeting these expectations requires inventory to be visible and available globally.

As customer expectations continue to evolve and competition intensifies, final delivery’s importance within a retailer’s technology landscape will only increase.

GS1 also launches major update to global data synchronization network.

The growth and complexity of today's end-to-end supply chain is driving renewed focus on optimizing supply chain cost and profit to become more event and customer-driven...up to 92% of companies will be looking for more collaborative optimization solutions.

Omnichannel fulfillment challenges permeate modern distribution operations.

Rising costs, increased complexity, and growing customer demands are all intrinsically linked challenges that manufacturers and distributors face.

Today's consumer-driven retail strategies are making it more difficult than ever to run an efficient, cost-effective supply chain.

In today's customer-driven environment, you're only as good as your last customer experience.

No matter whether your store replenishment is single- or multi-echelon, your replenishment and fulfillment solution should manage the inventory investment for the enterprise in a holistic, non-sequential manner.

It’s abundantly clear that growth of online retail is impacting every company, regardless of size and industry.

Partnership to bring bring best-of-breed warehousing software to retailers.

Since 2010, more than 24 enclosed shopping malls have closed, and 60 more are on the brink of closure, about 15% of U.S. malls will fail or be converted into non-retail space within the next 10 years.

Omnichannel strategy is not just for retailers, if you are a manufacturer, distributor, or wholesaler you need to take charge of your omnichannel strategy.

The omni-channel challenge represents an opportunity to re-think how inventory is deployed to optimize labor productivity, order accuracy, inventory accuracy and processing speed.

SEKO Logistics has tripled its warehouse operations footprint in California with the opening of an Omni-Channel Logistics hub in Chino and expansion into a new 200,000 sq ft facility in San Francisco.