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Inbound vs. Outbound Logistics: Understanding the Key Differences and Optimizing the Last Mile

Locus

In the vast, interconnected world of supply chain management, two terms often come into focus—inbound and outbound logistics. Inbound and outbound logistics are two fundamental components of the overall supply chain management process. Here’s an explanation of both: What is inbound logistics? What is outbound logistics?

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The Top 7 Most Popular 3PL Blog Posts of 2014

GlobalTranz

In the 3PL Perspectives 2014 report from Inbound Logistics they say: “Inbound Logistics’ annual 3PL Perspectives market research report documents these changing dynamics. While cost reduction remains the dangling carrot leading shippers to the 3PL well, that impetus has expanded considerably during the past several years.

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Omni-Channel Fulfillment is Key for the Holiday Season

Logistics Viewpoints

ARC’s definition of omni-channel fulfillment is end-delivery centric. The TMS processes include freight transported inbound or outbound, domestically or internationally, and using transportation assets the company owns or are owned by an outside service provider. TMS encompasses solutions for moving freight in all modes.

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Emerging Trends in Automation: What it Means to Supply Chains

GlobalTranz

The Standard Definition & Components of Automation: Today: There is a standard definition of automation in the supply chain. Advancements in virtual reality over the past year indicate its future might be much closer than “meets the eye.”. Robotics Enhance Inbound and Outbound Logistics for Shippers.

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KPIs to assist manufacturers and distributors with supply chain challenges

SYSPRO Smarter ERP

Another methodology is the Porter’s Value Chain Framework, which comprises of inbound logistics, operations, outbound logistics, sales, and service. Here are some KPIs to assist you to get back on track to build an agile, adaptive, and resilient supply chain into the future: Inbound KPIs.

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Camelot Tariff Survey

Camelot 3PL Software

We have clients that are canceling inbound shipments and are expecting a ripple effect similar to covid, when relief occurs with stacked up production and shipping lanes when the faucet gets turned back on. next 90-120 days will know how things shake out just this week we are seeing a dramatic reduction in inbound containers from China.

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A Guide to Supply Chain Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Logistics Bureau

Once a given KPI shows that performance consistently meets or exceeds the required level, you can raise the bar and set a higher target. Identify top products and ensure you have enough stock on hand to meet sudden surges in sales. With KPIs, less is definitely more. Use weekly, monthly, and year-on-year data for your analysis.