E-commerce (or Electronic Commerce in full) is the b
uying and selling of goods and services via the internet. Being a relatively young concept, online businesses really took off with the introduction of the internet in 1991 – approximately the time when e-commerce was born. The start of this worldwide phenomenon has allowed for thousands of companies to either start-up or evolve into online trading, whether buying or selling. As long as the world continues to experience the improvements and technological advancements as seen over the last few decades, e-commerce will continue to grow and grow. The … Read More
The potential for Britain to exit the EU is higher now than ever before. Indeed, one of the largest talking points
surrounding this year’s General Election was that of Britain’s membership of the European Union, with fierce political battles taking place as to the best way forward. With this, an in/out referendum will take place in either 2016 or 2017: the British public will make a simple yes or no decision whether to stay in the EU or to leave it altogether.
The impact of the … Read More
Lots of e-commerce businesses usually have problems with fulfilment costs brought about by spoiled shoppers on
the web. Nonetheless, it’s possible to make speedier fulfilment a great opportunity. Many e-commerce players across the divide offer almost similar products with comparable prices. Amazon, eBay or Alibaba among others could also be covering a similar area geographically, which makes it really hard to differentiate amongst a severe competing range of service providers.
A recent study done by a consultant related to supply have indicated that over 65% of buyers on the internet want … Read More
Do you run an e-commerce business via Ebay or Amazon or other commerce platforms? Has your business expanded considerably and you simply cannot handle the storage and fulfilment of your customers’ orders? Do you have surplus stock taking up much needed space in your own warehouse and are seeking overspill pallet, bulk or archive storage? Do you import/export goods to and from the UK and are looking for a professional, reliable freight forwarder? Do you supply FMCG, food, fashion or cosmetics products and are … Read More
There is big chance for employment if you are versed with procurement and logistics management. You may beinclined to study the course. Why?
A bachelor’s degree in procurement and logistics management can land you into one of the rewarding jobs in the field of business. You know what procurement as well as logistics is, but what you may wonder about is how important these are from the perspective of a business organisation.
We first define “procurement”. It is the manner by which you
acquire the needed goods and services. The qualification of this does … Read More
Running a warehouse is certainly not an easy feat. With all those
stocks or products that need to be stored, one needsto make the best use of the space available. This calls for planning and proper allocation. some key considerations also need to be taken into account. For instance, some raw materials may end up perishing if bought in bulk. This leads to wastage and a loss of funds that could have been used in other operations. Another key issue is the efficiency of the warehouse. You need to … Read More

It doesn’t matter whether a company handles their own freight logistics or outsources to a third party logistics company to do the work for them, the challenges facing the industry in the future remain the same. Logistics is a huge part of the UK economy and while it has seen a downturn in the recent lean years, it remains in a better position than many industries. Yet development and change is inevitable so what are the modern challenges companies face?
There are many elements to freight logistics but one … Read More

For many companies, who they employ to handle their logistics can be among the most crucial decisions they make. If their logistics chain doesn’t work properly, then many other areas of the business will fail. But this doesn’t mean that logistics companies aren’t striving to change and develop in their own rights – so is the future bright for logistics companies in the UK? And what changes are they going to be considering in the near future?
Get the figures
According to the Office for National Statistics, the UK logistics … Read More
Traditionally, reverse logistics is defined as the act of
moving the products from its consumption point returnedfrom its point of origin to ensure proper disposal or recapturing its value. This method is used to ensure possible recycling and reusing of materials and also includes interest in avoiding returns and reducing the forward system of materials.
A good reverse logistics company takes care of implementing and planning in reverse supply chain and supports the profit goals to provide maximum value for the assets. It brings an exact management, technology and resources to increase the control and the asset … Read More
That time of year came around again on March 19th when all the top logistics names battled it out for their spot of recognition within the industry. Many guests kicked back and relaxed at this fantastic event watching comedian Romesh Ranganathan, whilst eagerly awaiting the outcome of the results to see who will be crowned this year’s winners of various awards such as Corporate Social Responsibility and Operations (large and small) to name a couple.
Whichwarehouse would like to congratulate the winners of the SHD Logistics Awards 2015 for their excellence in this competitive niche and wish them all … Read More