Warehouse Automation and Shipping Solution Software
The December 14th, 2023 #USAMfgHour Chat was guest hosted by Amy Sariego, Curt Anderson, & Theresa Mintzer of @B2Btail. They led a discussion about topics we should consider when creating content.
Welcome: Happy Thursday! We’re so excited to be hosting #USAMfgHour this week! We’re Amy, Curt, and Theresa from @B2Btail, here to talk content and SEO! We’d love for you to tell us a little about you and what you do!
Our Team continues to improve the DCWarehouse Automation Suite with extremely important supply chain, manufacturing, and distribution features. Our goal is to help our clients better compete with time savings, inventory accuracy and modern technology! Our latest release 7.90.049 includes very important features and improvements.
Our Team continues to improve the DCWarehouse Automation Suite with extremely important supply chain, manufacturing, and distribution features. Our goal is to help our clients better compete with time savings, inventory accuracy and modern technology! Our latest release 7.90.047 includes very important features and improvements.Read More
Our team at DCSC takes great pride in offering superior shipping and multi-carrier solutions to our distribution and manufacturing customers. FedEx® is a highly critical component in our Supply Chain Management Solution. Our shipping software supports many of FedEx’s Services, making it easier for our manufacturing and distribution clients to compete.
This #USAMfgHour Twitter chat “Marketing Touch Points in the Industrial Buyer Journey” was led by Paul Kiesche, President of Aviate Creative, a branding and creative agency with an edge in manufacturing located in NJ.
Kiesche began by saying, “Let’s get a good brainstorm going here about the industrial buyer’s journey. There’s no “correct” answer. Bring all your thoughts and ideas to the discussion. Your buyers have problems and you have the solution. However, selling to them is not that simple. Often buyers don’t know you exist, can’t find you, need convincing, reminding, etc. Let’s walk through the buyer’s journey together to see where marketing can help. A buyer goes from being completely unaware, to hopefully becoming a customer. All the steps in between, and even after they leave, is part of their journey.”
Our team continues to improve the DCWarehouse Automation Suite with extremely important supply chain, manufacturing, and distribution features. Our goal is to help our clients better compete with time savings, inventory accuracy and modern technology! Our latest release 7.90.046 includes very important features and improvements.Read More
If you haven’t yet read our blog on Supply Chain Trends That May Not Change, we encourage you to take a look.
Given the continued volatility in global markets, it’s remarkable that manufacturers and distributors have been able to keep products moving at all. Ongoing supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, and increasing challenges in hiring and retaining qualified employees are placing significant strain on operations. At the same time, rising costs for fuel, raw materials, and warehouse space are compressing margins and testing long-standing processes.
In this environment, maintaining the status quo is no longer a safe strategy. If this is you, then it might be time to revaluate your shipping and fulfillment processes.
Now is the time to take a close look at your shipping and fulfillment workflows. Are there manual processes that could be automated? Are your systems fully integrated and delivering real-time visibility? Is your technology helping you control costs—or adding to them?
Re-evaluating your shipping and fulfillment processes and investing in the right technology can uncover efficiencies, reduce errors, improve service levels, and protect profitability.
In my opinion, the answer is clear: yes, it’s time.
In today’s fast-paced and supply chain challenged world, manufacturers are trying to create efficiencies in their processes wherever possible. One way of creating more efficiency is by digitally transforming supply chains. During USA Manufacturing Hour Twitter Chat, hosts Jon Freeman, Strategic Partnerships Manager and Justin Dickson, Chief Revenue Officer at FreightPOP in California, led a discussion about this timely and important topic for manufacturers worldwide.
According to the National Retail Federation close to 428 Billion in merchandise was returned by consumers in 2020. Although more lenient customer return policies including free returns are almost expected today, let’s think about ways to possibly avoid problems from both a distributor or consumer stand-point.Read More
DCWarehouse Labels and Forms for Distributors and ManufacturersThe beauty of our real-time wireless supply chain solution, is the accurate information you can pull up at anytime. Furthermore, shipping labels and forms are printed automatically with the information coming over from your customer data. Therefore you don’t have to use separate packaging and printing stations. You also don’t need to hand-write shipping labels, BOL’s or other important shipping forms and deal with manual processes. You will also see we’ve included many popular suppliers labels so you can do business with greats such as Amazon® etc.
