For warehouses, it’s all (or mostly) about the service

According to our 20th annual warehouse and DC metrics study, warehouse leaders are doubling down on their efforts to ensure orders are “perfect”—that is, complete, accurate, and delivered on time, in good condition, with the correct documentation.

June 14, 2023

Diane Rand

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Diane Rand is Associate Editor and has several years of magazine editing and production experience. She previously worked as a production editor for Logistics Management and Supply Chain Management Review. She joined the editorial staff in 2015. She is responsible for managing digital, editorial, and production projects for DC Velocity and its sister magazine, Supply Chain Quarterly.

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For warehouses, it’s all (or mostly) about the service

According to our 20th annual warehouse and DC metrics study, warehouse leaders are doubling down on their efforts to ensure orders are “perfect”—that is, complete, accurate, and delivered on time, in good condition, with the correct documentation.

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