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In spite of its tragic consequences, the pandemic has forced many of us to find new ways of doing things and to question the wisdom of some of our current practices. The result just might be a more efficient and less costly supply chain.
In spite of its tragic consequences, the pandemic has forced many of us to find new ways of doing things and to question the wisdom of some of our current practices. The result just might be a more efficient and less costly supply chain.
While many brick and mortar retailers are rushing to go online, online retailers are looking to add capacity because of the recent surge in online demand triggered by COVID-19. However, this leads entrepreneurs and business leaders to decide between two options: Is it better to build several smaller or fewer larger facilities when adding sortation capacity to the middle mile in the supply chain?
While many brick and mortar retailers are rushing to go online, online retailers are looking to add capacity because of the recent surge in online demand triggered by COVID-19. However, this leads entrepreneurs and business leaders to decide between two options: Is it better to build several smaller or fewer larger facilities when adding sortation capacity to the middle mile in the supply chain?