Despite all of the worrying news (Russia-Ukraine War, Inflation, Fed Rate Increases, Rising CPI, etc.), logistics and operations professionals continue to innovate and get the job done.
Our favorite articles from around the internet last month all focused on unique logistics and supply chain innovations as well as the future of final mile delivery in the US.
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Four predictions for the future of brick and mortar in 2022 // Fast Company
The evolution of the retail brick and mortar continues, click to read 4 predictions on how retail will evolve in 2022.
Consumers Prefer Delivery Reliability Over Speed, Retail Report Finds // Supply Chain Brain
As a consumer, do you prefer reliable delivery or a speedy delivery?
5 Significant Trends Shaping Supply Chain Operations in 2022 and Beyond // SDC EXEC
Trends here to stay for the foreseeable future.
Brick and Mortar Retailers Are Making A Comeback // USPack
Never underestimate the ability of retailers to adapt and overcome. Brick and mortar retailers are leading an omnichannel revolution that will eventually sweep the entire retail landscape.
Solving Supply Chain Strain: Healthcare and Hospitals Can Use Tech to Help // Health Tech Magazine
Use technology to gain insights and to improve your supply chain challenges. USPack’s ADDI, Adaptive Delivery Driven Intelligence, provides real-time tracking, business intelligence and offers agile integration as part of our suite of final mile delivery services.
Adaptation Key to Waking Up From Supply Chain Nightmare // Wards Auto
Will the just-in-time model still be the tried-and-true method for organizations in the future, or what adaptations is your organization making to to their supply chain? Read how JIT hurt the auto industry.
Pharmacy Final Mile Delivery & Creating Flexible Logistical Efficiencies // USPack
Final mile delivery is a logistical strategy, operational asset, and customer retention tool that pharmacies should have in their business plans for 2022.
Hospitals Aren’t Investing Enough in the Supply Chain and They’re Paying the Price // Managed Healthcare Executive
Hospitals need to invest in their supply chain even more in 2022—here are four areas that are recommended for hospitals to look at to improve efficiencies.
A vital part of the U.S. economy, last mile logistics is continually evolving and growing. In fact, the market size is projected to grow to $61.72 billion between the years of 2023 and 2027. Between repurposed real estate, the attention of investors, and technological...
While efficient final mile delivery is crucial across all industries, the stakes are particularly high when it comes to transporting life-saving pharmaceuticals, costly surgical supplies, and delicate lab specimens across a healthcare environment. These essential...
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Bill Mohn and David Rouleau discuss building relationships with our healthcare customers (hospital systems, labs, pharmacies) as the key to providing great service. “You really have to come to the table with suggestions. That’s what they’re looking...
