How we see the future of retail delivery – and what this means for logistics

© Nullplus delivery man

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By Brian Bourke, vice president, marketing at SEKO Logistics

04/07/2018

Consumer attitudes are changing, consumer shopping behaviours are changing and technology is changing. And they’re all about to come together to change the face of retail delivery as we know it.

Which means the logistics world needs to be prepared.

Here are our top five predictions for ...

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Frank Wang
July 11, 2018 at 1:53 pm
Any information on Amazon’s decision to institute the states’ tax when ordering on the Amazon website?

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