Parcel

A fit-to-size auto-boxing technology that measures, constructs, tapes, weighs and labels each hard or soft single- or multi-item order in one seamless process. Utilizing up to three corrugate feeders and one operator with single or dual induct stations, shippers can package up to 500 orders per hour and increase order fulfillment efficiencies. Due to its custom-fit boxes, shippers can experience a 50% reduction in shipping volume and 88% reduction in packing labor.

A fit-to-size auto-boxing technology that measures, constructs, tapes, weighs and labels each hard or soft single- or multi-item order in one seamless process. Utilizing up to three corrugate feeders and one operator with single or dual induct stations, shippers can package up to 500 orders per hour and increase order fulfillment efficiencies. Due to its custom-fit boxes, shippers can experience a 50% reduction in shipping volume and 88% reduction in packing labor.

Reduce or eliminate void fill with a fit-to-size box, resulting in a better unboxing experience and a greatly reduced per-unit cost.

In 2018, the report said that global parcel volume came in at 87 billion, which was up 17% compared to 2017’s 74 billion and the highest ever recorded since the index has been published. What’s more, despite a high level of uncertainty in regards to global trade, it expects this tally to more than double to 200 billion parcels by 2025, coupled with a 13.7% compound annual growth rate from 2019-2023.

The latest iteration of last-mile delivery is rapidly changing not just how quickly we take delivery of our latest purchase, but the picking and packing of orders in the distribution center.

When FedEx announced last week that it plans to launch residential delivery seven days a week for most of the United States, effective January 2020 in an effort to “further serve the fast-growing e-commerce market,” it was viewed as big news, and that very much remains the case just a few days later. It is hard not to see it any other way, it seems, given that the e-commerce clearly continues to take a lasting hold on how we shop, coupled...

A close eye on Amazon's current and next moves and adjusting last mile strategies are major cogs to supply chain success.

Have you automated as many steps as possible in your parcel packaging process? This webinar reveals how top B2B and B2C companies are changing the game and leading the industry by automating their packaging process, sometimes even eliminating 8 - 16 packing stations.

Although online retailers are coming to terms with the high return volume that comes with online shopping, reducing the cost associated with those returns remains a top priority.

Acquisition to complement worldwide capabilities in express parcel, third party logistics, and warehouse and distribution customers.

Gartner analysts said in their report that Kuebix continues to build out its product capabilities in close relationship with its client base.

The most recent example of global e-commerce powerhouse Amazon expanding its logistics portfolio was highlighted in a Wall Street Journal report published today. According to the report, Amazon is taking steps to introduce a delivery service for businesses, entitled “Shipping with Amazon” (SWA), that would position it as a direct competitor with the parcel duopoly of UPS and FedEx.

In December, more than 1 million returns occurred each day before Christmas, and today's National Returns Day, 1.4 million returns are expected, a fifth consecutive annual record, up 8% from prior year.

Bridging the gap between the order management and warehouse management systems can maximize routes, deliveries, and customers’ experience.

A recently released survey by Convey, an Austin, Texas-based provider of cloud-based technology that helps shippers connect disparate data and processes from parcel to freight and first to last mile, highlighted the many delivery-related pain points consumers deal with, especially around the holidays, as well as their delivery and service expectations.