A Third-Party Logistics Provider, commonly referred to as a 3PL, is a company that offers logistics and supply chain management services to businesses. The services include order fulfillment, warehousing, inventory management, and shipping. By outsourcing to a specialized logistics provider, companies can focus on core… Read More »Ship Smart With 3PL
Passwords are a huge pain in the neck, most people have dozens to manage, and memorizing them is beyond even Rain Man’s powers of recall. A study by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre revealed millions are using their pet’s name, favorite team names, ‘password’… Read More »Password Management
AI is hot. The enthusiasm is merited long term, but the short-term buzz and priority shifting is reminiscent of decades of tech fads that oversell the immediate benefits. Companies raising capital only need to claim an AI connection to raise money, just like they typed… Read More »AI is Artificial. RI is Real.
Serverless computing offers a powerful way of deploying cloud applications. By using AWS Lambda, Google Functions, or Azure Functions, teams can focus more time writing code and less time on managing infrastructure. Cloud bills are reduced by not paying for unused dedicated server capacity. Serverless… Read More »Save $$ and Time With Serverless Computing
DevOps, a portmanteau of “development” and “operations,” is a set of practices that combines software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops) to enhance collaboration, efficiency, and productivity within an organization’s software development lifecycle. DevOps is key for several reasons: Agile Software Development: DevOps complements agile… Read More »DevOps is Key
Picking, packing, and shipping are essential processes at warehouses and fulfillment centers. The basic process involves picking goods to be sent, packing them securely, and shipping them via a shipping partner like UPS, FedEx, or the USPS. Picking, packing, and shipping used to be one… Read More »Pick, Pack, & Ship Automation
The decision to build a mobile app depends on many factors, including business objectives, target audience, budget, and features you want to offer. Mobile devices account for approximately 56% of global internet traffic, while desktop devices account for around 44%. The percentage of mobile traffic… Read More »Mobile Site vs Mobile App
Cloud servers and services from AWS, Azure, Google and others let developers and business teams spin up systems and services in minutes. The cloud drives rapid innovation. Test and learn cycles accelerate when servers and integrations are quickly spun and evaluated, then rebuilt in production… Read More »Control The Cloud
Your customers aren’t on one e-commerce site – they’re on all of them. Statistics show that 73% of shoppers use multiple channels before purchasing and that brands average a 50%+ increase in e-commerce revenue when they sell on more than one online channel. 48% of… Read More »Accelerate Growth with Multi-Channel e-commerce