The explosion of e-commerce has catapulted last mile delivery to the forefront of consumer concerns and business logistics. This segment where products make their final journey to customers is crucial, especially as people increasingly expect swift and cost-free shipping. To meet these demands,
In a visionary move, South Korea has launched an ambitious pilot program that's poised to transform parcel delivery. CJ Logistics, joining forces with Kia, is utilizing Boston Dynamics' Spot robot for an innovative last-mile delivery test in Goyang. This partnership represents the nexus of
The explosion of online shopping and the popularity of fast shipping options have underscored the importance of last-mile delivery in the logistics field. This stage is critical because it directly impacts how customers perceive a brand and their level of satisfaction with the service.
As the year 2024 unfolds, the eCommerce industry is grappling with an unprecedented spike in product returns. This uptick is not occurring in isolation; it is heavily influenced by the persistent cost-of-living crisis, which is reshaping the way consumers approach online shopping. The stakes are
Amazon is making a notable change by discontinuing its returns service through the extensive Collect+ network operated by PayPoint. Starting April 21, this affects almost 2,000 retailers who will no longer process Amazon returns, impacting commissions and potentially reducing in-store traffic.
United Parcel Service (UPS), a key player in the delivery sector, has witnessed its stock dip by 11% this past quarter, causing unrest among shareholders. Oddly, this downturn contrasts with UPS's stronger performance in the half-decade timeframe. Its shares, however, are not keeping pace with the
