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Logistics solutions

How to Improve Your Logistics Forecasting

Logistics forecasting requires robust computer modeling. To achieve this, it’s important to focus effort on three main areas.
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Technology & Automation

Why Forecasting is a Fundamental Engine for Business Growth

​​​​​​​Accurate, responsive, and robust business forecasting is essential to meeting the changing and challenging needs of businesses and consumers today.
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Domestic & Express Transport

E-Commerce Fraud and You: What to Watch in 2021

Consumer trends continue to shift strongly toward e-Commerce, growing 44% year-over-year and representing 21.3% of total retail sales in 2020. Per McKinsey, online retail grew

by Lee Vance

e-Commerce Purchase via a Laptop
E-commerce & Retail

Delivery Duty Paid (DDP) Will Decrease Cart Abandonment for International E-Commerce

For many organizations, selling internationally is an excellent way to reach more customers and grow e-Commerce business. 
 

With international e-Commerce, new taxation and duties

by Lee Vance
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E-commerce & Retail

3 Keys to Successful E-Commerce Returns Management

E-Commerce accelerated and evolved last year, growing 44%. Online sales currently account for more than one in every five transactions, and online spending represented

by Nick Curattalo

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Domestic & Express Transport

What is Delivery Duty Paid (DDP)? Learn the Advantage of DDP

Delivery Duty Paid (DDP) means that the e-Commerce merchant pays all value-added tax (VAT), duties, and customs clearance associated with an international shipment, passing that cost
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Domestic & Express Transport

The Advantage of Delivery Duty Paid (DDP) versus Delivery Duty Unpaid (DDU) for International Shipping

Author: John Wylie
 

While selling internationally allows brands to reach a larger consumer base and diversify their market presence, changing regulatory practices make