Logistics

B2B vs B2C Logistics

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B2C and B2B are two business marketing models that describe the type of recipient of goods or services. However, the two business models vary. The B2B refers to an acronym for Business to Business. In particular, it is a commercial transaction where selling and purchasing of products are done between two businesses. On the other hand, B2C is an acronym for Business to Consumer where a business sells its good directly to final consumers. Below we analyze some of the critical differences between B2B vs B2C logistics.

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Returns Management In Logistics

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Core logistics and supply chain activities play a big role in a company’s success or failure. There has been a lot of disruption over the last 12 months in regards to regular business flow, the pace has also seen dramatic slowdowns. As businesses look toward the future, it is also important to consider returns management when making plans for your logistics.

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When is Peak Shipping Season?

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Predicting market-based patterns in (freight) shipping for supply chains shoppingis a bit like forecasting the weather. We can’t anticipate every last detail accurately all the time because surprise fluctuations can always cause unexpected results. However, we have a pretty good handle on the flow of the supply and demand of the seasons, including when peak shipping season comes and goes.

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Pick Pack & Ship vs. Drop Shipping

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No matter what size a company may be, it will need to rely on order processing and logistics in order to get their products to their customers. Warehouses are important for this aspect of the business. Companies that have a fulfillment center will ship goods directly to their customer without having to send the freight to retail stores or a drop-off location. This process is referred to as pick, pack, & ship.

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