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  • 5 Ways Brexit Affects The Shipping Industry

    As you probably know, the world woke up Friday morning to a stunning development – The UK had voted to leave the European Union. While many polls had shown the race to be close, nearly every “expert” had predicted that “stay” would eek out a victory.

    5 Ways Brexit Affects The Shipping Industry
  • Creating a Competitive Advantage With Engagement & Efficiency

    We live in a new age: the age of the empowered consumer. This means that customers expect to have the power to pick and choose items on their own, as well as have full visibility over every stage of the supply chain – including delivery.

    Creating a Competitive Advantage With Engagement & Efficiency
  • What Amazon’s Earnings Report Tells Us About Their Logistics Operations

    Last week, Amazon released its earnings report for Q1 2016. Let’s just say that afterwards their investors were very happy – the company’s sales were up 28% and showed a profit for the fourth straight quarter. Considering its reputation as a free spending, this is quite a feet. It’s not that people didn’t expect Amazon…

    What Amazon’s Earnings Report Tells Us About Their Logistics Operations
  • eCommerce Logistics: Evolution of the Classic Distribution Model

    Over the last decade eCommerce has gone from a curiosity that, at points, seemed to be unsustainable, to a monolith that is growing at a faster rate than in-store retail. In fact, according to Forrester eCommerce sales is projected to reach $550 Billion…

    eCommerce Logistics: Evolution of the Classic Distribution Model
  • The Drone Delivery Wars, Now Big in Japan

    Drones… the word itself sounds a bit ominous, probably because of their initially intended usage. But as with many technological advancements of our time, the battlefield was only the first use-case. Only a few years ago, the idea of having goods dropped at your home by a drone seemed unrealistic… even ludicrous. But now many…

    The Drone Delivery Wars, Now Big in Japan
  • What Do B2B On Demand Deliveries Look Like?

    We live in an on-demand world. Given the advancements in consumer delivery, it’s only natural that on demand B2B deliveries will find new use cases.

    What Do B2B On Demand Deliveries Look Like?
  • What’s Next for the On-Demand Economy

    Change, as they say, is the only thing you can count on. Since the turn of the century the pace of change in nearly every aspect of life, particularly with regards to technology, has increased dramatically. Since the tech world licked its wounds after the dot-com bust, the innovative ways in which new technology has…

    What’s Next for the On-Demand Economy
  • A Timeline of Amazon’s Shipping and Fulfillment Evolution

    We’ve spent a lot of time lately discussing, dissecting, and analyzing Amazon’s changing supply chain over the last few years. With the most recent news of Amazon leasing a fleet of aircraft from Boeing, it’s becoming crystal clear what their intentions are.

    A Timeline of Amazon’s Shipping and Fulfillment Evolution
  • Amazon’s “Operation Dragon Boat” and What it Means for the Shipping Industry

    It sounds like something straight out of a James Bond movie: A secret operation called “Dragon Boat,” kept under wraps from the public. Recently we wrote about Amazon’s purchase of the French shipping company Colis Prive’…

    Amazon’s “Operation Dragon Boat” and What it Means for the Shipping Industry
  • What Can We Learn From Amazon’s Purchase of Colis Prive’

    It’s a relatively well know fact that Amazon wants to own the entire supply chain – in fact, in many places they already are. But Amazon’s purchase of the remaining 75% that it didn’t already own in the French parcel service Colis Prive’ is different.

    What Can We Learn From Amazon’s Purchase of Colis Prive’