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As a supplier, it's not uncommon to end up working with multiple EDI providers as your company grows. When new trading partners are added, it's easy to default to using the EDI provider that is either recommended by a specific retailer or used for pre-production testing. But it's not always the best choice—there are many benefits derived from working on a single software platform, and at least five reasons to use one EDI provider for all your accounts…

Amazon starts with the customer experience. And works backwards. That's what makes the Amazon supply chain successful…

You just launched your new product. It's your first one in the category, but it's a great item and your marketing efforts are generating buzz. What's more, you have major retailers, including big box stores, that want to stock it. It's an exciting time, but building a retail supply chain for new products is not without challenges…

It's clear the COVID pandemic is reshaping human behavior, and many of the coronavirus-related changes could be lasting. While eCommerce was established long ago as a game changer, new patterns are emerging in online retail during these challenging times. Rather than focus on how the internet is altering the landscape, it's time to ask this question: what's next for online shopping?…

Why is accurate, consistent, and automated EDI for housewares so important?…

It's always exciting when an online purchase arrives. Okay, maybe not always—items like toilet bowl cleaner or toothpaste probably won't get the heart racing—but unpacking is definitely part of the fun of eCommerce…

At some point, just about every company that sells at the retail level will have two questions:…

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought loss, grief, and uncertainty. The human toll should be the greatest concern, but the way it has reshaped daily routines and consumer behavior has also put the spotlight squarely on supply chain efficiency. Even pre-COVID, shipping and logistics were undergoing transformation. But now? Technology and COVID-19 are changing the global supply chain. Dramatically…

For a brand to find eCommerce success, selling on Amazon is a must. Nearly 40% of all retail eCommerce purchases are made there. Consumers are more likely to tap on their Amazon app to search for something than they are to Google it. Amazon Prime makes things even stickier. But Amazon isn’t the be-all end-all of eCommerce. There are plenty of alternative marketplaces trafficked by millions of shoppers that sellers should consider adding to their eCommerce mix. Let’s look at some of the most popular…