As a third-party logistics company, your clients expect you to deliver their orders on time, accurately, and efficiently. More than just a successful delivery, As a 3PL, you become an extension of your clients and your level of professionalism and service has a direct impact on how their customers perceive

Over a year into the pandemic, and the world is still rife with fear and uncertainties related to COVID-19. With people still wary of public places and gatherings, last-mile delivery of products ordered online has become a necessity more than a luxury. This new reality has placed even greater importance

Marketers predict that eCommerce sales will grow to grow another 14.3% in 2021, a steady rise from the 27.6% growth rate of 2020. As of today, global eCommerce sales are fast approaching the $5-trillion mark and aren’t showing signs of slowing down. According to McKinsey, 75% of

Last-mile delivery is the last logistics step in moving a business’ product from a delivery hub to the final destination. However, last-mile delivery is often the most expensive part of the delivery process and can involve about 30% of the overall logistic costs for a typical service provider. Unlike shipping

Not only are your customers more intelligent and better informed than ever before, they are swamped. Far more of your customers than you think are demanding quick and efficient e-commerce shipping with every purchase. In fact, according to a survey by Oracle Retail, 13% of your customers will never order

News flash. Online shopping is growing so fast that the global online shopping market size nearly hit 4 trillion in 2020. In the US alone, online buying is expected to see 300 million online shoppers by 2023, with eCommerce retail purchases rising from 14.1% to 22%. While most people

Technology has revolutionized much of your buyer’s journey. From marketing to sales to purchase, social media platforms, specialized eCommerce websites, and fintech apps have made the buying experience quick, slick and straightforward.