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How AI is set to revolutionise inventory management

Inside Retail

Great product diversity, changing consumer demands, and the expansion of e-commerce have turned inventory management into a major pain point for retailers. Poor inventory management results in overstocking and under-stocking, impaired cash flow, and losses from theft and spoilage. Here are some reasons why: 1.

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Choosing a Distribution Model: Drop Shipping vs Traditional Inventory

Retail Bound

One of the topics that consistently comes up in the retail world is the logistics of shipping. From the manufacturers to the distributors, to your retail store – there are many factors and unexpected costs to consider during the shipping process that can be often overlooked. Choose a model that can scale with your growth trajectory.

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Rethinking Returns: Innovative Strategies for Retailers to Drive Growth in 2024

Retail TouchPoints

Sticking with this outdated approach can lead to higher environmental impacts, unnecessary financial losses and dwindling customer trust. It might involve a time-consuming trip across town, navigating traffic and juggling work or family schedules. At the heart of this strategy is the analysis of customer return patterns.

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‘Fast Delivery is Table Stakes’: Foxtrot CEO on Standing Out in the Crowded Digital C-Store Space

Retail TouchPoints

In particular, how does dropping the delivery window from hours to minutes help meet the modern customer’s needs? Michael LaVitola: Customers are increasingly more convenience-driven, so being able to deliver quickly is important and has become an expectation among consumers.

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eCommerce Logistics for Retail Stores

Rain Pros

The accessibility and convenience offered by online shopping platforms have led to significant shifts in consumer behavior, and traditional retailers must adapt to ensure they remain competitive and meet evolving customer expectations. eCommerce has dramatically disrupted the retail sector in recent decades by changing how people shop.

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eCommerce Logistics for Retail Stores

Rain Pros

The accessibility and convenience offered by online shopping platforms have led to significant shifts in consumer behavior, and traditional retailers must adapt to ensure they remain competitive and meet evolving customer expectations. eCommerce has dramatically disrupted the retail sector in recent decades by changing how people shop.

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How Retailers Overcome Challenges of Seasonal Demand

365 Retail

Seasonal demand is the changes in consumer appetite that naturally occur at different times of the year, such as around Christmas or Black Friday. These fluctuations have their roots entwined with consumer preferences and behaviours stemming from cultural, economic, or climatic aspects. What Is Seasonal Demand?