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enVista appoints Henry Gorski as EMEA ocean category manager

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Supply chain consultancy and IT services company enVista has appointed Henry Gorski as ocean category manager for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Mr Gorski joins enVista after a 30-year career in the container shipping sector, having worked for Evergreen, Orient Overseas Container Line and, most recently, Mediterranean Shipping Company.

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A Blueprint to Manage SKU Proliferation for Beer Distributors

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There has been a massive increase in SKUs, brand names, styles of beer and packaging options within the beer industry. Making the challenge of managing SKU proliferation the number one contributing factor to operational chaos. In the article, enVista shares its blueprint for managing SKU proliferation with five solutions to develop a well-planned and effective business alignment between all departments and bring order to operational chaos.

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Parcel Audit 101

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So long peak season! Now is the time to reassess freight and parcel audit processes — what works, what doesn’t, where can you save, or even where you should start. In this article by David Wedekind, director of operations at enVista, learn just how much of a priority auditing your carrier invoices should be in order to not leave any money on the table.

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Keeping Your Transportation Spend New Year’s Resolution

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Companies committed to reducing transportation spend should get their year started off right by assessing their company’s transportation in order to identify changes that make an appreciable difference and then decide which are worth the effort. There are five steps in a transportation self-assessment that can put your company on the right track.