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When COVID-19 was declared a national emergency, businesses across the country scrambled to come up with a plan to continue to serve their customers. UPS and FedEx responded by revoking their service guarantees. In fairness, the decision wasn’t irrational.
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In a bid to maintain their number one spot on the Fortune 500 list, Walmart rolled out a premium membership designed to compete with Amazon Prime last fall. With the launch of Walmart+, the company was able to announce
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Over the past year, we’ve dedicated a lot of “digital ink” to the unprecedented impact on the supply chain and logistics stemming from a (hopefully) once-a-century pandemic..and with good reason. Whether some of these impacts are permanent is yet
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When it comes to Amazon’s success, the key lies in its fast, free shipping practices. Today, we’ll take a look at the company’s promises and policies that helped earn them a spot in the top five largest companies in
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Before March 2020, many of us took for granted the way things always seemed to work when we needed them. Grocery stores always had toilet paper, cleaning supplies, and hand sanitizer, and Amazon’s shipments always arrived in a timely
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Over the past year, “quick trips” to the store have been replaced by “quick clicks” and home deliveries. In fact, online shopping increased by 44% last year in the US— the largest jump in nearly two decades, with consumers
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Over the past few years, brick-and-mortar businesses have felt the threat of Amazon’s fast shipping and low prices. In response, shops are reimagining their supply chains to reduce costs and meet the demand for almost-immediate delivery. As a response,
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UPS and FedEx service guarantees suspended their service a year ago: Are they ever coming back? In March 2020, COVID-19 was declared a national emergency in the US. Soon after, businesses developed plans to offer alternative services, interact with
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In 2020, many Americans traded malls, grocery stores, and restaurants for online shopping, weekly meal prep boxes, and food delivery services. COVID-19 has changed the way we shop and interact, effectively changing the landscape of the parcel shipping industry.
Brittany ShipRx Contributor