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Bridging European and American Markets with Luca Niccolai
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02/09/24 • 32 min
Luca Niccolai, Italian origins, with 25 years of experience in fulfillment, transport and commercial developments. CEO of various European companies and entrepreneur, globe trotter for work and passion, 10 months ago he moved from Germany to Chicago to contribute to the strategic commercial development of Arvato in the Consumer Products sector: Fashion & Apparel, Beauty & Cosmetics, Luxury and Sport.
SHOW SUMMARY
In this episode of eCom Logistics Podcast, Dan and Ninaad are joined by Luca Niccolai to share his insights on the challenges and strategies for European companies looking to enter the US market. He discusses the differences between the European and US supply chain strategies, the importance of system integration, and the expectations of clients in both markets. Luca also highlights the need for networking and partnerships to generate leads and the growing demand for real-time visibility in the supply chain.
HIGHLIGHTS
[00:01:57] Overview of Arvato Supply Chain Solutions
[00:05:25] Luca's move to the US market and focus on consumer products
[00:09:40] Challenges European companies face in the US market
[00:11:50] Importance of preparing and finding the right logistics partner
[00:13:12] Considerations for system integration and understanding the local market
[00:15:00] Importance of partnering with a logistics company for IT integration
[00:18:59] Differences in client expectations between European and North American markets
[00:22:45] Interest in integrating operations with new sales channels like the Metaverse
[00:25:34] Adaptation to the difference between just-in-time manufacturing in Europe and just-in-time delivery in the US
[00:28:26] Approach to expanding sales in the US and comparison to European tactics
QUOTES
[00:11:43] “European companies need to prepare themselves in the right way before entering the US market.”
[00:18:59] "US clients expect new solutions and are open to testing new technologies like artificial intelligence and robotics."
Find out more about Luca Niccolai in the link below:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luca-niccolai/
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Unboxing E-Commerce Efficiency with Krish Iyer
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01/06/24 • 45 min
Krish Iyer is the Vice President of Strategic Partners and Industry Relations for Auctane, which includes ShipStation, ShippingEasy, ShipEngine and Stamps.com. A respected expert in e-commerce, Krish is often quoted in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Business Insider and the New York Times. An industry leader with over 20 years of experience, Krish brings perspectives from FedEx, Pitney Bowes, Neopost and Auctane. In addition, Krish serves as the Vice President of the Package Shippers Association (PSA), which serves as the voice of the package shipping industry.
SHOW SUMMARY
In this episode of eCom Logistics Podcast, we dive deep into the world of e-commerce logistics, discussing the intricate challenges and innovative solutions within the industry. Krish Iyer, Vice President of Strategic Partners and Industry Relations at Auctane, shares insights on returns, packaging inefficiencies, sustainability, and the future trends shaping the logistics landscape.
HIGHLIGHTS
[00:00:45] Implementing small yet impactful measures, like improving product photos, size charts, and detailed descriptions, significantly reduces returns at minimal cost.
[00:06:34] The returns space lacks an overarching solution despite various innovations like in-person return options, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive end-to-end returns system.
[00:18:53] The reluctance of carriers to efficiently handle residential pickups stems from historical perceptions of residential shipments, hindering effective return logistics.
[00:20:16] Challenges in packaging efficiency persist with oversize boxes and minimal packaging, highlighting the need for proper package engineering aligned with buyer habits and profile.
[00:29:25] The evolving trend focuses on integrating shipping and delivery intricacies with the shopping experience, emphasizing the significance of marrying shipping logistics with cart interactions for enhanced efficiency.
QUOTES
[00:11:04] "The best solutions for returns are free or low cost – get your product and listing right."
[00:13:19] "The initiation process of the return itself is an issue, often overlooked in return discussions."
[00:21:56] "You can't thwart human behavior or underestimate what humans will do in the packaging process."
[00:28:59] "It starts with what the consumer is buying – packaging solutions should align with consumer habits."
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/globalkrishna/
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How to Implement a Fulfillment Execution System with Erhan Musaoglu
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10/31/22 • 34 min
For this episode of the eCom Logistics Podcast, we welcome Erhan Musaoglu, Founder and CEO of Logiwa. Seeing a need, Erhan developed their own high-volume online order fulfillment execution system that functions much more holistically than just a WMS.
Any e-commerce business needs even the barest fulfillment execution system to realize greater productivity in its warehouses and be able to ship orders quickly and efficiently. Erhan also discusses market trends like product returns and the current climate with tight delivery windows.
HIGHLIGHTS
05:24 the day you landed - Moving to the US and building a leading WMS
09:27 i used to implement - Differences between WMS and order fulfillment solution
16:07 first of all - Warehousing and WMS are crucial for an e-commerce business's success
21:20 you don't need - Facilitate quicker UPH with an inexpensive fulfillment execution system
28:28 we constantly - Trends in the market: Adapting to unique workflows, package optimization, and labor
34:12 how do you - Multi SKU management in a warehouse
QUOTES
05:50 On moving to the US and focusing on online order fulfillment - Erhan: “You cannot do everything perfect. You have to select one vertical, you have to select one solution, and you have to stick with it. And you have to make it better than anyone else."
14:46 Implement a good warehousing and fulfillment system - Ninaad: "Just because you have a warehouse management system does not translate into it being a good fulfillment system. They are 2 different universes. I would go to say that a fulfillment system is just as far apart from a traditional warehousing system as a store operations system is from a distribution center."
18:04 Warehousing is the top consideration of e-commerce businesses - Erhan: “Warehouse is the most crucial element for an online business. Otherwise, you are going to fail. If you cannot pick, if you cannot pack, and if you cannot ship faster, you're going to fail."
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How to Manage the Complexities of Global Market Logistics with Brian Glick
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11/28/22 • 34 min
For this episode of the eCom Logistics Podcast, we welcome Brian Glick, Founder and CEO of Chain.io. He digs into the complexity of global B2B market logistics and how it can be difficult for new players to enter due to EDI and compliance issues.
Brian also dives into the differences between fulfilling an order in the US and fulfilling orders in Southeast Asia where more than 100 parties are involved—and these parties change with every transaction.
He gives advice on how midmarket brands are best matched with midmarket service providers, as well as how to peel apart the different services to optimize payment terms or routing, an uncomfortable yet necessary process as the company grows.
ABOUT BRIAN
As founder and CEO of Chain.io, Brian Glick has made a career of simplifying complex supply chain and trade compliance IT challenges. Whether analyzing complex coding issues or rationalizing the compliance impacts of a vendor direct drop ship program, Brian brings a rare combination of executive perspective and deep technical knowledge to today’s supply chain challenges.
From the early days of web-based visibility platforms and into today’s connected ecosystem, Brian has been an active leader in each phase of the connected supply chain evolution. With a focus on retail and apparel supply chains, Brian has brought his expertise to bear as an IT leader both within logistics service providers and through independent software companies.
HIGHLIGHTS
- 06:08 The complexity of global B2B logistics and tiers of fulfillment
- 11:19 Defining First Mile, Middle Mile, Last Mile Logistics
- 13:36 The challenge of setting standards and pushing for innovation in 3PLs
- 24:34 Choose the right investors for your supply chain tech company
QUOTES
10:21 Midmarket companies are best served by midmarket service providers - Brian: "The companies that are more midmarket that you have to do some research and find often will give you an account manager. You'll be a big enough account to them that they will treat you well and help you, when all of this chaos is going on, help you understand, take the time with you that the biggest guys can't."
25:58 Supply chain companies must establish trust with brands - Brian: "Supply chain is a very trust-based industry, whether if you're a service provider or software that supports a service provider, people are putting their brand in your hands. It's not a consumer app that if you screw up... If you screw up Twitter tomorrow, just stop using Twitter. If you screw up the thing that delivers my product to Macy's, I got a problem. So you need investors who understand that."
Find out more about Brian in the links below:
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/briansglick/
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/bglick
- Website: https://chain.io/
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How to Expand and Utilize Your Perspective in Retail with Melissa Minkow
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03/15/23 • 34 min
In today's episode of the eCom Logistics Podcast, we welcome Melissa Minkow, Director of Retail Strategy at CI&T. For this part of our Women in Supply Chain, Retail, and Ecommerce series, we talk about the role of consumer insights when it comes to success in retail.
Melissa shares her early experience with Target Canada and how doing retail coverage at a global research company essentially widened her perspective on retail and commerce overall. She also dives deep into the various models we are seeing today that significantly affect not only the businesses but also the consumers directly.
ABOUT MELISSA
Melissa Minkow is the Director of Retail Strategy at CI&T, a global digital solutions provider for some of the world's largest retailers and companies. Previously, she was a senior principal advisor focusing on omni-channel retail, e-commerce, and social commerce at global research and advisory company, Gartner and was a business analyst in merchandising strategy at Target.
At CI&T, Melissa is responsible for synthesizing strategy, insights and data to help identify actionable retail services trends and lead strategic sales and client engagements. She is a RETHINK Retail Top Influencer, a RetailWire BrainTrust Expert, and a retail futurist whose methodology is rooted in cross-industry consumer insights and innovation.
HIGHLIGHTS
- 04:18 What happened with Target Canada?
- 09:46 Understanding the model that Shein created
- 16:26 Identifying what is important to the midmarket
- 25:18 The importance of one-to-one creation models
- 29:26 Taking a "less is more" approach to combat expenses in retail
QUOTES
20:07 Start shaping demand as a retailer- Melissa: "So many retail models can be aggregated over time. You'll see maybe there are some types of products in particular that need to be delivered before Wednesday but there are other types of products that people just aren't ordering over the weekend. There's so much advancement that could still happen with demand forecasting that trickles into logistics."
27:03 We need to recognize the fragmentation of interests for consumers - Melissa: "There are so many diverging interests when it comes to both wants and needs at a product level. Retailers that are able to cater to an individual will see repeat business in that way. That's ultimately what personalization is."
Find out more about Melissa in the links below:
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissa-minkow/
- Website: https://ciandt.com/us/en-us/our-work/retail-and-commerce
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How to Invest in Logistics and Supply Chains with Ben Gordon
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10/17/22 • 49 min
For this episode of the eCom Logistics Podcast, we welcome Ben Gordon, Managing Partner and CEO of Cambridge Capital. A rich history in the logistics industry made way for Ben to start his private equity firm that invests in the supply chain sector.
He shares the many nuggets of wisdom he has learned over the years, first as a founder, and second as an investor. Ben also discusses the soft skills founders need to be successful, including humility, a genuine desire to listen, and the ability to listen to their market.
HIGHLIGHTS
- 02:29 Learning about logistics and starting an advisory business
- 09:09 The top 3 advice for founders
- 24:54 Pivoting: The micro fulfillment space & robotic automation investment
- 34:30 Investing in cold storage and reverse logistics
- 39:12 As an entrepreneur and investor: Be on point and have a genuine desire to listen
QUOTES
11:18 Listen to the market and learn to pivot - Ben: "The number one key for a successful entrepreneur, not just to raise money but to build a business, is put yourself in the shoes of the market. And the market could be different. It could be what does the customer think, what does the investor think, what does the strategic partner think?"
40:13 Sell with story and substance - Ben: "If you're an entrepreneur looking to raise money, I think number one, gotta have a clear pitch, gotta be able to tell the story elevator-style, 30 seconds, a lot of entrepreneurs, the story takes too long and you lose the audience's attention. You've got to be able to have the hook in 30 seconds. And that's one.”
"Two, it's not just the story. There's also the substance which is a proof-point of success. I've got a lot of decks and, generally speaking, the ones that I'm the most interested in are ones where the deck shows a simple statement of what's the problem, what's their solution, customer case study, and clear results."
Find out more about Ben in the links below:
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bengordon18/
- Website: https://cambridgecapital.com/
- Email: [email protected]
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/benjaminhgordon
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How to Ship Inventory Across Borders with Steve Bozicevic
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11/21/22 • 32 min
For this episode of the eCom Logistics Podcast, we welcome Steve Bozicevic, Sr. Director of New Product Development and GM of Flow Direct, Flexport. Cross-border shipping has evolved in the years since COVID began. From prioritizing speed and reliability, ecommerce brands now focus instead on managing costs and cashflow.
Steven discusses how they serve the SMB market and help them grow by keeping customers happy. He also digs into managing inflation during times of uncertainty and what the future holds for the logistics industry, and in Toronto in particular where Ninaad and Steve are currently based.
ABOUT STEVE
Steve Bozicevic has been in the cross-border ecommerce and logistics technology industry since 2000. Mr. Bozicevic started his career at Borderfree.com as a software developer, then moved on to product management until 2010 when he joined Pitney Bowes and formed the Global Ecommerce division, where as Vice President of Product Management, he developed products and technology that launched and powered Ebay's Global Shipping Program.
In 2016, Steve joined Amazon as the first member of the Amazon Global Logistics organization where he spent nearly six years building global trade-related technology, products and operations to facilitate B2C exports and B2B imports for Retail and FBA. In 2021, Mr. Bozicevic joined Flexport as Sr. Director of New Product Development. In this role, Steve is also General Manager of Flexport Flow Direct, an ocean freight shipping product for ecommerce SMBs; and is responsible for ecommerce platform and marketplace integrations, including the partnership with Shopify.
HIGHLIGHTS
- 03:20 Steve's journey in cross-border shipping and building technologies
- 08:50 Flow Direct offers speed and reliability in international shipping for SMBs
- 14:48 Tips to manage cash flow and costs in Q4
- 25:23 A growing talent pool for supply chain in Toronto
QUOTES
12:24 COVID transformed business' priorities to speed and reliability - Steve: "Speed was important, but reliability was more important. Knowing when it's going to get there allows the customer to plan ahead on their supply chain and say, If I know it's going to be 20 days or 40 days or 60 days, it's reliable, I can manage my POs, I can manage my cash flow according to reliability."
15:51 Manage cash flow with just-in-time fulfillment - Steven: "Cash is important and how do you best manage your cash flow? In my opinion, similarly to how manufacturing supply chains moved to just-in-time production, I think just-in-time fulfillment is a similar kind of approach. Ordering smaller quantities more frequently, being more reactive to demand trends, making sure that you always got something in transit."
Find out more about Steve in the links below:
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sbozicevic/
- Website: https://www.flexport.com/
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Decoding the Future of Logistics with Manifest 2024
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12/11/23 • 42 min
Pam Simon is a seasoned Entrepreneur, Business Connector, and Angel Investor boasting over two decades of expertise in event production, content creation, experiential marketing, and investment. Her tenure at Lab Ventures saw the acquisition of her Future of Event series by Connectiv in 2019, leading to the inception of Manifest, the inaugural global end-to-end supply chain event uniting prominent international corporations, investors, leaders, and innovators worldwide. As Manifest's Conference Chair and Executive Vice President of Programming, she orchestrates groundbreaking events. Pam's impact extends to Miami, where she helmed three pivotal vertical technology summits, cultivating emerging businesses and connecting finance professionals with enterprising opportunities. Her influence expands to Latin America through founding the Latam Founders Network (LFN), organizing the renowned Latam Founders Awards, and launching platforms like the Brainfood Monthly Speaker Series, facilitating investor-entrepreneur connections. A George Washington University graduate, Pam, beyond her ventures, treasures family time and indulges in silks performance when not immersed in her multifaceted endeavors.
SHOW SUMMARY
In this episode of eCom Logistics Podcast, Pam Simon joins to discuss the trends and innovations in the logistics industry. She shares insights on the impact of AI and machine learning, the rise of drone delivery, and the importance of nearshoring and reshoring in supply chain strategies. Pam also highlights the key areas attracting significant investment in logistics technology and provides advice on how to make the most of conferences like Manifest.
HIGHLIGHTS
[00:03:11] Pam's background and the inspiration behind launching Manifest
[00:05:13] Technological innovations in logistics, including robotics, AI, sustainability, and visibility
[00:09:27] Focus on circular economy and re-commerce
[00:14:56] Exploration of use cases for generative AI
[00:17:54] Trend towards reshoring and nearshoring in the supply chain
[00:20:27] Adoption of automation and the 3-2-1 cross-border strategy
[00:22:01] Automation and robotics to assist with labor shortage
[00:25:30] Challenges and opportunities in drone delivery
[00:27:31] Intelligent infrastructure and sustainability in logistics
[00:33:06] Conferences as a strategic place to meet investors
QUOTES
[00:23:49] "I think we are going to see, we already starting to see some, but we'll see more drones that can lift heavier loads.
[00:31:38] "If you're going to something that you're interested in, guess what everyone else that's in that room is interested in solving the same problem that you are."
[00:34:46] "All money is not made equal. You want to take money from strategics, of course."
Find out more about Pam Simon in the link below:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pgranoff4/
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Cracking the Code of Unified E-Commerce with Remington Tonar
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12/04/23 • 43 min
Remington Tonar is Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer at Cart.com, the leading provider of comprehensive omnichannel commerce and logistics solutions that enable B2C and B2B companies to sell and fulfill anywhere. He formerly served as a growth and innovation strategy consultant to Fortune 100 companies and fast-growing startups in industries ranging from NGOs and healthcare to infrastructure and energy. He has managed seed-stage VC funds, run startup incubators, and advised family offices. Remington holds a B.A. from Marquette University, an M.A. from Loyola University Chicago, an M.S. from New York University, and a Ph.D. from The University of Aberdeen.
SHOW SUMMARY
In this episode of eCom Logistics Podcast, Remington shares his passion for working with high-growth startups and his journey from raising funds in the VC world to the world of commerce and logistics. He believes in the power of unifying digital and physical operations to create a seamless and efficient customer experience. Remington discusses the challenges faced by software-native companies in the fulfillment space and explains how cart.com is redefining unified commerce by integrating pre-purchase and post-purchase capabilities. He emphasizes the importance of real-time data and cross-functional insight in driving growth and making informed decisions. Remington also highlights the potential of B2B commerce and the need for strategic advice in the rapidly evolving e-commerce landscape.
HIGHLIGHTS
[00:03:33] Journey into Logistics
[00:10:13] Complexity in Parcel Execution
[00:12:44] Enterprise Solutions vs. Online Applications
[00:19:03] Optimizing Transportation Spend
[00:26:00] Expertise and Advising
[00:32:04] Evolving Solutions for Growing Businesses
[00:33:35] Investing in Scalable Solutions
[00:35:28] Certified Solutions & Carrier Relationships
[00:41:56] Carrier Diversification Mitigates Risks
[00:47:57] Drone Integration in Logistics
QUOTES
[00:09:13] "Fulfillment operates like classical mechanics than quantum mechanics, right? There is no spooky action at a distance in fulfillment, right? You have to get up there and like move something."
[00:28:16] "The whole perspective on, you know, where does the decision come from? Where does the data push from needs to be inverted. And it needs to actually start with the real consumer event, which is not the purchase. It's the consumer getting the product they ordered and opening the box and saying, yes, this is exactly what I ordered."
[00:40:26] "You know, at some point there will be, you know, some type of alliance to your point of different players that band together and are actually able to pull that off."
Find out more about Remington Tonar in the link below:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/remingtontonar/
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How to Automate Your Warehouse the Amazon Way at Modex 2024
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04/15/24 • 35 min
Rahul (RD) Deshmukh is a pivotal figure in logistics and distribution, specializing in operational excellence strategies for distribution centers, focusing on optimization, automation, safety standards, and cost savings. With extensive experience partnering with Fortune 500 companies and expertise in automation, digitalization, and logistics network optimization, RD has a proven track record in driving supply chain operations. Prior to Amazon, RD led supply chain operations at DHL across North America, demonstrating his prowess in managing people, processes, and costs. With over 15 years of experience, RD has led numerous successful digitalization transformations and received accolades for pioneering next-generation distribution center models. His deep understanding of both supply chain dynamics and technology enables him to implement impactful changes that benefit stakeholders.
SHOW SUMMARY
In this episode of eCom Logistics Podcast, Dan Coll and Ninaad Acharya are joined by Rahul Deshmukh (RD), Principal eCommerce Fulfillment and Warehouse at Amazon, live from MODEX 2024. They discuss insights, trends, and challenges in eCommerce logistics, focusing on embracing digitalization, AI, and robotics in the supply chain. RD shares his journey in the logistics space, emphasizing the importance of quick decision-making, learning from failures, and improving processes. They delve into strategies for optimizing customer satisfaction, evolving consumer expectations, and navigating the evolving landscape of logistics technology showcased at MODEX.
HIGHLIGHTS
[00:00:27] Embrace digitalization and AI to improve efficiency and customer satisfaction.
[00:04:53] Focus on leading-edge engineering in logistics design to meet evolving customer demands.
[00:10:02] Implement actionable data analysis for better forecasting and planning.
[00:14:08] Attend conferences like MODEX with a clear agenda to focus on innovation and problem-solving.
[00:22:19] Make quick decisions, learn from failures, and continuously improve processes.
[00:30:37] Apply AI to automation, forecasting, and warehouse optimization for enhanced productivity.
QUOTES
[00:11:52] "Standardize. Learn, be curious, and then you do bias for action... which will make our stakeholders happy, which will make my people happy, which will make the team happy, and they will go home satisfied."
[00:22:22] "The worst thing is to not implement anything for having paralysis of analysis, make a quick decision, move on, learn from it, fail fast and improve."
Find out more about Rahul (RD) Deshmukh in the link below:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/getrd1/
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How many episodes does eCom Logistics Podcast have?
eCom Logistics Podcast currently has 104 episodes available.
What topics does eCom Logistics Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Retail, Ecommerce, Supply Chain, Podcasts, Technology, Business and Logistics.
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The episode title 'Cracking the Code of Unified E-Commerce with Remington Tonar' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on eCom Logistics Podcast?
The average episode length on eCom Logistics Podcast is 38 minutes.
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Episodes of eCom Logistics Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of eCom Logistics Podcast was released on Jul 28, 2022.
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