June 13, 2022
6 River Systems

WEBINAR: How to Solve Three Common Peak Season Challenges

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WEBINAR: How to Solve Three Common Peak Season Challenges

Stories of supply chain disruption have dominated the headlines and confirmed that modern supply chains must be built on a more resilient foundation. At the same time, we’re in an age of rapid digital transformation and businesses are all racing to modernize systems to deliver that just-on-time service customers have come to expect.

As a result, data accessibility and visibility of supply chain processes have become critical. However, many businesses remain stuck in a maze of outdated legacy systems and siloed information. As we move from a linear supply chain model to a more dynamic, digital, and collaborative model, shouldn’t your data framework act in the same way?

Peak season amplifies existing fulfillment challenges, and introduces new ones. E-commerce companies need the flexibility to scale up quickly to meet increased demand. Join John Evans and Will Allen with 6 River Systems and Scott Luton and Greg White with Supply Chain Now to learn how you can:

– Empower your labor force and increase their productivity
– Manage seasonal spikes in demand
– Improve customer satisfaction and retention

Plus, learn how Crocs successfully tackled a surge in demand by popping up a warehouse just in time for peak.

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