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The modern supply chain was built for an era of limited supply, where customers came to the retailer. However with the rise of eCommerce, supply is no longer limited, it is virtual, always available.

e-Commerce customer expectations have altered our consumer habits so that today, we ask ourselves why can’t everything be delivered like that?

Is Amazon as truly hands-off a player as they would like to seem - portraying themselves as an intermediary, neutral marketplace connecting supply and demand?

Delivery providers need to move away from pen and paper and look to automate the scheduling and routing of these deliveries, thereby improving their overall delivery operations.

Managing Technology in the Era of Disruption is about leveraging new technologies like artificial intelligence and advanced analytics to enable customer success.

Delivery providers need to move away from pen and paper and look to automate the scheduling and routing of these deliveries, thereby improving their overall delivery operations.

AutoZone has been innovating heavily in building up the supply chain needed to compete in commercial parts supply, and from investors’ assumptions, it looks like they are doing it quite well.

Imagine a world in which retailers connect to an open integrated logistics platform, push their inventory as close as possible to their customers, use a variety of fleets to deliver and create exceptional customer experiences at scale.

Retailers need to level the playing field, to offer an alternative and ensure the consumer has options

3 operational tips to meet growing deliveries in regulated cities.

How successfully businesses manage their mobile inventory can be the difference between an exceptional customer experience or a bad review.

Target may have cracked the code on delivering exceptional digital experiences. Here's how they're doing it.