JDA Software - Real Results Summer 2013 - Mastering All-Channel Execution
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Copyright 2013 JDA Software Group, Inc. - CONFIDENTIAL Mastering All-Channel Execution 1 As the marketplace becomes more competitive, the need for retailers to support multiple fulfillment options and different speed-to-consumer options is adding a new layer of complexity to the traditional logistics infrastructure. Read: Mastering All-Channel Execution Meet the Author: Fabrizio Brasca is vice president, global logistics, JDA Software. He is responsible for developing innovative transportation and logistics strategies across all industry verticals. Many retailers are realizing that their transportation and fulfillment processes are simply not agile enough to profitably serve the demands of today’s all-channel consumer. As companies look for ways to reduce costs, retain service levels and create agility, transportation can no longer be viewed as an ancillary function. Clearly, meeting the needs of the all-channel consumer is not an easy task, and will require retailers to master the art of all-channel execution.
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Copyright 2013 JDA Software Group, Inc. - CONFIDENTIAL
Mastering All-Channel Execution
1
As the marketplace becomes more competitive, the need for retailers to support multiple fulfillment options and different speed-to-consumer options is adding a new layer of complexity to the traditional logistics infrastructure.
Read: Mastering All-Channel Execution
Meet the Author:Fabrizio Brasca is vice
president, global logistics, JDA Software. He is responsible for developing innovative transportation and logistics strategies across all industry verticals.
Many retailers are realizing that their transportation and fulfillment processes are simply not agile enough to profitably serve the demands of today’s all-channel consumer.
As companies look for ways to reduce costs, retain service levels and create agility, transportation can no longer be viewed as an ancillary function. Clearly, meeting the needs of the all-channel consumer is not an easy task, and will require retailers to master the art of all-channel execution.
