SUPPLY CHAIN

Retailers are increasingly seeking to automate their fulfillment centers in response to increasing consumer adoption of e-commerce.

Chief supply chain officers (CSCOs) of traditional organizations need to adapt their strategies to meet the challenges of digital giants and start-ups.

Walmart is once again expanding competition with Amazon in grocery delivery

Bed Bath & Beyond is making a major push into the omnichannel commerce space as part of its turnaround strategy. 

A holiday season that saw record-setting online sales is also expected to see all-time highs in online returns.

Amazon plans on opening five new buildings to support operations in the metro Detroit area closer to customers.

Ahold Delhaize is piloting an automated solution for disinfecting air and surfaces in two of its U.S. supply chain facilities.

Amazon is reportedly discontinuing a service that offered bulk shipments of household and non-perishable pantry goods.

Even when consumers don’t purchase a product in a brick-and-mortar store, they prefer to return it there.

A very unique year produced some technology-related developments in retail which will be applicable in 2021 and beyond.