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These days, more and more people are purchasing items online. Businesses and individuals appreciate the convenience of online shopping and delivery services. However, some require more than the traditional drop-on-your-doorstep delivery service.

Shipping is an integral part of global supply chains. However, not all shipping methods are appropriate for all businesses. With so many options available, which one is best for your company? For example, businesses with high volumes of freight will have different shipping needs than businesses that ship less frequently or order a lower volume of products.

Not all businesses require entire shipping containers or trucks to transport their products. Businesses that deal in lower volumes typically need a fraction of the space necessary for companies that ship large quantities of freight.

While most people have heard the term “global supply chain,” fewer people understand how global supply chains directly impact our daily lives. In business, supply chains serve as the intermediary step between production and consumption.

The pandemic has taught businesses some valuable lessons about global supply chains. A third-party partner can help safeguard future distribution, transportation and logistics.

E-commerce is soaring. It is incumbent on delivery providers to manage the growing surge. Here are 6 non-negotiables to demand of your last-mile delivery partner.

Blockchain is becoming the way of the future for e-commerce and many other sectors. Here are 6 ways blockchain is revolutionizing the logistics and supply chain industry.