November 2016

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Where Does Privacy Stop and Publicity Begin in the Logistics Industry

Offered By: MD Logistics

A comprehensive look at the complex privacy problems encountered by 3PL providers in the modern logistics industry. While 3PL’s search for ways to stand apart from their competition using content marketing and social media, this can present serious privacy concerns for 3PL’s and their customers. As such, 3PL’s must maintain customer confidentiality when sharing customer focused content across all marketing platforms.

What Arrives in L.A. Stays in L.A.: DC Bypass Strategies that Leverage the Largest U.S. Gateway

Offered By: Port Logistics Group

Centralized distribution can be inefficient and costly for West Coast fulfillment. A well-planned DC bypass strategy can reduce transportation and inventory carrying costs, increase speed to market, delay allocations and take pressure off existing customer distribution centers. With the help of a 3PL, retailers and manufacturers can create a customized DC bypass strategy that supports growth and addresses the increasing time-sensitivity of customer deliveries.

Omninomics—Creating a More Connected Value Chain

Offered By: GT Nexus

The fashion industry is undergoing the biggest change since the industrial revolution: today’s consumers want convenience and authenticity. They desire innovative new products, instantaneous information, and the ability to comparison shop and easily return items that don’t fit, all while getting the best deal. How can companies collaborate to create a seamless experience for shoppers? This paper on “omninomics” will help you answer these questions.

3PLs Empower Companies of All Sizes

Offered By: Enterprise Florida

The market for third-party logistics providers continues to grow, driven by the myriad of services they offer that can help companies of all sizes manage increasingly complex and global supply chains. Several 3PL organizations are based in or have significant operations within the state of Florida.

Ryder and FRAM: Filtering waste for the supply chain

Offered By: Ryder System, Inc.

Being the number one oil filter brand in America, FRAM knows having waste in your engine leads to poor performance. Being a supply chain logistics industry leader, Ryder knows having waste in your supply chain can also lead to poor performance. By collaborating with Ryder, FRAM was able to filter out waste from its supply chain, leading to more efficient processes and cost savings. The results include 100 percent productivity increase, 99.8 percent pick accuracy, and a seven-figure reduction in annual distribution costs.

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