2021 Management Returns Supply Chain Management 
Retail TouchPoints
JANUARY 7, 2022
It’s been another year of record-breaking ecommerce sales combined with unprecedented snarls across shipping and inventory ecosystems, so it should come as no surprise that return rates for 2021 are expected to have gone through the roof. Getting at the Root of Apparel and Footwear Returns.
Retail TouchPoints
FEBRUARY 11, 2021
Now the store is viewed as a flexible asset, capable of fulfilling a variety of needs: Distribution center supplying inventory to other locations Ecommerce fulfillment Amazon return hub Curbside pickup Private bubble/pod shopping location Retooled for more buying, less shopping Emphasis on health and safety, contactless shopping.
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Wiser
JUNE 5, 2023
As a small business owner, managing supply chain issues is nothing new. Because smaller retailers cannot always order in bulk or far in advance like many larger retailers do, any supply chain disruptions are often felt faster and stronger by small businesses.
365 Retail
JUNE 8, 2022
But with great gains come great returns. In 2021, sorting out product refunds cost retailers an average of over £15,000 a month. Significant revenue gets lost when mass quantities of orders are returned, leaving retailers with a ton of inventory that is then discounted, liquidated, or even thrown out. In a store?
Retail TouchPoints
AUGUST 18, 2020
Organizations would do well to identify secondary suppliers that can help mitigate risks in their supply chain. Many supply chain leaders cite predictive analytics as the Holy Grail of enterprise risk management, but more often than not, their organizations lack any meaningful ability to generate and act upon these analytics.
A1 Retail
MARCH 18, 2022
One of the key actions we’ve seen from retailers who’ve best tackled the disruption of the last 24 months has been prioritising investment to overhaul legacy supply chain systems and off-the-shelf management programmes that don’t have the capabilities to react to a business’ individual needs. 1) Think data-first.
Inside Retail
AUGUST 25, 2021
As we closed out 2020, all data sources pointed towards households reverting to pre-Covid behaviours and a return to a more consistent and predictable purchasing rhythm. Sporadic outbreaks aside, the supermarket industry was returning to something close to normality. Scope a project with us.
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