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Distribution is in the midst of a significant phase in the evolution from single to multi-channel, and, most recently, to true omnichannel commerce, where retail, wholesale, and e-commerce channels converge to keep inventory in motion and provide a seamless experience for customers across the entire brand.
This paper explores five key elements that all retailers should be incorporating into their demand driven omnichannel supply chain strategies.
