Cut the Cord. Embrace the Cloud.
October 16, 2018
The enemy of the logistics manager, dispatcher or driver is that of being stationary. Whether due to limited time, ability, or resources, being anchored means that inventory is not being delivered.
Six Logistics Planning Pitfalls
Logistics planning empowers your fleet from the corner office to the corner store On November 14,…
U.S. Venture: A PDI Software case study
For U.S. Venture to increase the number of gallons of fuel supplied to its 650 U.S. Oil dealer…
Three Tips to Boost Your Foodservice Performance
Reliable data and tailored offerings are the foundation of a successful foodservice program. For…
Connecting Data to Capitalize on Tobacco Loyalty Funding
Convenience retailers need software solutions that connect multiple data sources take advantage of…
Five Features to Look for in a Telematics Solution
A robust telematics solution makes for a securely connected truck. While telematics solutions are…
Four Pricing Strategies to Maximize Margins and Increase Traffic
Pricing strategies are key to helping retailers maximize margin and volume in the store and at the…
Don’t Let Your Hardware Sabotage Your Software
Your software is only as effective as the logistics hardware used to house it. Don’t sabotage your…
The Impact of Asia’s Rising Consumer Class on Fuel Pricing
As motor vehicle adoption continues to rise in Asia, fuel pricing tools are becoming critical to…
The Best Laid Plans of Fleet Management
It’s no secret that dispatchers can benefit from starting the day, week, or month with data-based…
Start the New Year with an ERP that Fits Your Needs
Maximizing your ERP software doesn’t mean earth-shattering changes to your business. Try these tips…
The Fuel Supplier’s Guide to Surviving Low Sales and Tight Margins
Operational efficiency can help fuel suppliers weather volatile markets and lean margins. You’d be…
Pak-A-Sak, Inc.: A PDI Software case study
Pak-A-Sak started with a single store location in Texas more than 37 years ago. In the arid heart…