Logistics Manager: Unpredictable and uncertain, retail braces for 2021
Story originally appeared in Logistics Manager in the December 2020 issue. Excerpts from the story below. To see the full story visit LogisticsManager.com.
So as the pandemic appears to be here to stay for a while, and at least into 2021, Wayne Snyder, VP, Retail Industrial Strategy EMEA at Blue Yonder explains the role automation will play in transforming supply chains. He suggests that retailers will need to learn to adapt and adopt automation methods: “As retailers navigate through these uncertain times, automation will play an increasingly crucial role, helping to make key decisions around everything from stock planning and management right the way through to shipping routes and price points.”
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