Category: Supply Chain

While File Transfer Protocol (FTP) may be a straightforward way to transfer files to and from remote platforms, but the more data you send the more likely you are to experience the high hidden costs of FTP. 1. FTP file transfers have a high failure rate The more you send the greater the probability of

Many retailers spend a lot of time (and money) actively engaging their customers via ads, promotions, and physical store design, but still end up falling short when their customer calls into their call center.  Why does this happen?  In many cases, it is simply because their Customer Service Representatives do not have the right tools,

Topic 3:  Lack of Risk Planning In our initial article, we presented 10 common mistakes made during the implementation of any WMS application. This article is the third installment in the series and will focus on the issue of ‘Lack of Risk Planning.’ In our opening article, we stated that incorporating a Risk Plan within

With online selling channels taking off globally, retail and online consumers have begun using credit cards for payments like never before. Authorizations secured on the customer’s cards have an expiration time (for eg. 3 days for debit cards, gift cards, 7 days for credit cards), depending on the rules specified by the banks. Recently VISA