Articles Tagged with ''distribution logistics''

Pricing is probably the most tangible pain that Amazon Business brings to B2B distributors.

Why do most distributors choose to not believe in and then fix the losses hiding within their aggregated and averaged-out financial numbers?

As more and more North American manufacturers realize revenue from servitization and end-of-life management, streamlining the aftermarket service value chain is quickly becoming a focus area to improve efficiencies and reduce costs.

Version 19 combines the power of customer connectivity tools with exceptional operational workflows to gain efficiencies and reduce errors.

Through ongoing digital transformation, distributors can adopt technology that collects and analyzes both unstructured and structured data.

As the majority of customers send purchase orders through email, this channel presents the largest collection of valuable and unmined unstructured data.

Distributors with a forward-looking perspective should be examining unstructured data and taking advantage of the benefits it offers to drive growth and increase business efficiency.

This is the first in a three-part Create Smarter Businesses series. The two subsequent articles are scheduled to appear in June and July. 

You’ll never win a price war with big-box stores, so, instead, focus on all the dollars and cents benefits your customers want and Amazon can’t provide.

The distribution center will stock and ship a broad range of industrial parts and supplies, including bearings, power transmission products, fluid power components, electrical parts, safety supplies, and more.