Shippers and Logistics Service Providers (LSPs) are constantly evolving, changing shipper and LSP transportation requirements in real time, which creates a need for designing the right solution to address those challenges. Designing that solution involves a 3-step approach. Geoff Milsom, Director in Freight Management at enVista talks about the 3-step approach and how it can reduce costs and/or improve service in Talking Logistics.
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Direct-Store-Delivery System for Beverage Industry
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enVista’s Stack Sleeve, a new Direct Store Delivery solution for the beverage industry, improves warehousing and delivery efficiency and significantly decreases transportation requirements for beverage distributors.
New DSD Solution Combines Physical Sleeves and Software
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enVista releases a new, innovative direct store delivery system called Stack Sleeve that is designed to make beverage delivery faster and easier while decreasing the number of delivery vehicles needed by 25 percent or more. Read more about the new product and its correlating software in Beverage World.
This Week in Logistics News
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Adrian Gonzalez of Talking Logistics praises enVista’s new direct store delivery (DSD) system Stack Sleeve calling the solution “analogous to how Kiva (now Amazon) transformed warehousing operations by linking hardware innovation with software innovation.” Read more about the solution and its benefits for beverage companies.
The Omni-Channel Arrives In Force
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When it comes to adapting to omni-channel, food and beverage companies are at a crossroads. Jim Barnes, CEO of Enspire Commerce, shares advice with food and beverage manufacturers looking to transition from B2B to B2C in an omni-channel environment in this month’s Food Logistics magazine.
How to Avoid a Retrofit Horror Story
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Integrating new equipment into an existing operation can be a challenging endeavor. enVista’s Greg Meyne shares with DC Velocitywhy planning for disruptions during the integration process can relieve some frustrations.