ERP Systems Transform Future Supply Chains

ERP Systems Transform Future Supply Chains

The next-generation ERP system is driving intelligent supply chain transformation by integrating AI, edge computing, and other intelligent technologies. It breaks through the limitations of traditional SCM modules, enabling seamless connection and efficient collaboration across all links of the supply chain. This helps companies improve operational efficiency and market competitiveness. The new ERP leverages real-time data and predictive analytics for optimized inventory management, demand forecasting, and logistics planning, ultimately contributing to a more agile and responsive supply chain.

01/21/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
Read More
Chinas Shenzhen Emerges As Top FBA Logistics Hub for Ecommerce

Chinas Shenzhen Emerges As Top FBA Logistics Hub for Ecommerce

This paper delves into the core advantages of Shenzhen FBA as a cross-border e-commerce logistics hub, encompassing its geographical location, industrial clusters, and efficient logistics. It elaborates on key operational strategies such as product selection, packaging, and inventory management. Furthermore, it forecasts future development trends including intelligentization, personalization, green practices, and globalization. This provides a comprehensive reference guide for cross-border e-commerce sellers, offering insights into optimizing their supply chains and operations within the dynamic Shenzhen FBA ecosystem.

01/26/2026 Logistics
Read More
Amazon Sellers Weigh FBA Vs FBM Fulfillment Strategies

Amazon Sellers Weigh FBA Vs FBM Fulfillment Strategies

Amazon sellers face the choice between FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) and FBM (Fulfillment by Merchant). FBA offers warehousing, delivery, and after-sales service, with advantages including fast shipping and increased conversion rates, but at a higher cost. FBM allows sellers to manage fulfillment themselves, reducing inventory pressure and costs, but requires handling logistics and after-sales service independently, resulting in slower delivery times. Sellers should comprehensively consider their business characteristics, financial strength, and operational capabilities to choose the most suitable fulfillment method.

01/26/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
Read More
ISM Report Shows Split Growth in Manufacturing and Services Sectors

ISM Report Shows Split Growth in Manufacturing and Services Sectors

The ISM report indicates a diverging growth outlook for the US manufacturing and service sectors in 2025. Manufacturing shows cautious optimism, anticipating accelerated growth in the second half of the year. The service sector demonstrates steady growth, but operational pressures remain. Companies should enhance demand forecasting, optimize inventory management, expand supply chain channels, strengthen risk management, and embrace digital transformation to navigate the complex and volatile market environment. Focusing on these areas will be crucial for sustained success amidst economic uncertainty.

01/27/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
Read More
Flexport Simplifies Amazon FBA LTL and FTL Shipping Setup

Flexport Simplifies Amazon FBA LTL and FTL Shipping Setup

Amazon sellers using Flexport for LTL/FTL shipments need to select the shipping method, fill in information, and download labels in Seller Central. After the goods arrive at Flexport, sellers should pause operations and wait for Flexport to complete the subsequent processes. This involves Flexport handling the logistics from their warehouse to Amazon's fulfillment centers, streamlining the shipping process for sellers who leverage Flexport's services for their FBA inventory management. This integration aims to simplify and optimize the often complex FBA shipping workflow.

01/27/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
Read More
Firms Boost Supply Chain Resilience Amid Economic Uncertainty

Firms Boost Supply Chain Resilience Amid Economic Uncertainty

Facing the risk of a global economic downturn, how should companies strengthen supply chain resilience? This article points out that geopolitical factors, inflationary pressures, demand fluctuations, compliance requirements, and increased competition are the main challenges facing enterprises. Through measures such as risk assessment, diversified sourcing, inventory optimization, digital transformation, and contingency plans, companies can effectively cope with uncertainty and ensure supply chain stability. These strategies help mitigate disruptions and maintain operational efficiency during periods of economic instability and heightened risk.

01/27/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
Read More
SEKO Logistics Predicts Supply Chain Shifts for Peak Season

SEKO Logistics Predicts Supply Chain Shifts for Peak Season

SEKO Logistics executives stated in a media call that rising interest rates could dampen freight demand, predicting a moderate peak season this year, with potential growth towards the end. They noted increased interest in logistics outsourcing and network optimization, alongside more cautious inventory strategies. Companies need to be agile and adaptable to seize opportunities in the complex economic environment. The executives emphasized the importance of proactive planning and strategic partnerships to navigate potential challenges and capitalize on emerging trends within the logistics sector.

01/26/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
Read More
Supply Chains Adapt to COVID19 and Hurricane Risks

Supply Chains Adapt to COVID19 and Hurricane Risks

Facing the dual challenges of the pandemic and storm season, businesses need to map their supply chains, assess risks, diversify sourcing, optimize inventory, and strengthen communication and collaboration. Port operations are a critical risk point, requiring proactive planning to ensure supply chain stability and mitigate potential disruptions. By understanding vulnerabilities and implementing robust strategies, companies can navigate these turbulent times and minimize the impact on their operations and customers. This proactive approach is crucial for maintaining resilience and avoiding significant losses.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
Read More
Supply Chain Woes Push Firms to Optimize Foreigntrade Zones

Supply Chain Woes Push Firms to Optimize Foreigntrade Zones

With increasing global supply chain disruptions, US Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs) are gaining attention as a strategic tool. This paper analyzes the operational mechanisms and advantages of FTZs, including tariff reductions, streamlined processes, cost savings, and support for re-export. Businesses need careful planning and management, selecting the appropriate FTZ location, optimizing logistics and inventory management, and monitoring policy changes to fully leverage the potential of FTZs. By doing so, they can address supply chain challenges and enhance competitiveness in the global market.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
Read More
Strong Consumer Demand Fails to Lift Freight Sector

Strong Consumer Demand Fails to Lift Freight Sector

At the SMC3 Jump Start 2024 Conference, Armada's Prather pointed out a "decoupling" between the positive macroeconomic indicators and the cooling freight market. This is attributed to various factors including shifts in consumption patterns, adjustments in inventory management strategies, regionalization of supply chains, and technological advancements. Consequently, it's no longer reliable to solely rely on macroeconomic indicators to predict the performance of the freight market. These structural changes necessitate a more nuanced approach to understanding the dynamics of freight demand.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
Read More