Supply chains are subjected to numerous risks including incorrect orders, delayed shipments, inventory loss, and more. More recently, however, a major risk has materialized in the logistics industry – cybersecurity. Logistics, like most facets of operating a business, involves transferring sensitive information electronically. This is definitely beneficial to any supply chain as it simplifies and […]
Let’s get ready to sell! If you’re like many entrepreneurs, you know that utilizing the online retail landscape is a huge opportunity to reach a large consumer market. Like never before, sellers of any size can scale quickly from third-party online marketplaces. Evans Distribution Systems is no stranger to working with sellers as a third-party […]
The U.S distributed $2.3 trillion in exports for 2018. That is almost half of the overall foreign trade amount of $5.2 trillion. 2018 is on track to have a big year as well, despite it being a contentious time for trade. The U.S. raised tariffs on imported goods and other countries have responded by raising […]
There are many routes toward technical certification in the supply chain industry. By becoming certified, you will obtain an accreditation that gives a competitive advantage. While some certifications require previous experience, not all accreditation programs are made equal—it’s possible to obtain an entry-level certification, or for those who have been in the industry for some […]
Supply chain stability is one way to help manage risk and enhance productivity by protecting your brand reputation and increasing revenue. Employ these 5 tips to ensure supply chain stability: 1. Monitor sources Ensure that your suppliers are stable and able to provide for your needs by understanding all tiers of the supply chain and […]
It’s said that an autonomous warehouse functions much like the way autonomous vehicles navigate the road. Robots move on their own throughout a warehouse, maneuvering around obstacles—they stop for human workers, pick up crates, and move them from one location to the next, moving through a packing system that may see very few human hands. […]