Improving transportation operations is a way for businesses to save money and improve customer service, but the actual improvement process has its challenges. enVista’s Geoff Milsom offers Talking Logistics readers six steps to follow to allow shippers and third party logistics (3PL) providers to improve transportation operations and increase supply chain value in the most ideal way possible.
MHI View recaps the first day of MODEX, including a recap of enVista CEO Jim Barnes’ presentation on implementing Lean principles into the warehouse around the 2:25 mark.
Businesses looking for transportation savings in 2016 will need to consider new ways to see cost reductions, as the price of fuel is expected to level out. enVista Project Manager Eric Grice provides tips on how understanding shipment characteristics, along with parcel and freight tariffs, can drive savings this spring and beyond with Parcel Magazine.
Indianapolis businesses all have an inherent need to protect data and information technology (IT) investments and avoid rampant security threats. enVista Managing Partner David Eckel offers Indy business leaders expert advice on avoiding malware in the office in this article from Inside Indiana Business.
In the digital age of retail shopping, with more competition than ever before, creating lasting relationships with customers is key to long-term success. Enspire Commerce CEO Jim Barnes shares why brand ambassadors are so important and how retailers can develop more meaningful relationships with customers with Multichannel Merchant.
Businesses are beginning to see reasons to become AEO-accredited. enVista shares insight with Freight Business Journal about the benefits of becoming accredited and the process to get it completed.
