The paperless pandemic
Have you ever wanted to run a paperless operation? Do you remember when efforts to go paperless inthe supply chain were simply related to green initiatives? Saving paper was a big thing – and still shouldbe – but the current …
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Here’s how you can effortlessly grow your sales by 33%
Using a simple online ordering platform Food production and distribution companies can effortlessly save 30K per year, and grow revenue by 33% in 6 months, using a simple online ordering platform. However, most businesses are not moving to an online …
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5 Signs It’s Time to Modernize Your Supply Chain Technology
Supply chain applications have changed so much during the past decade that using yesterday’s applications could be stopping your business from achieving its full potential.
Grow your business with customer insights
As a growing consumer food and beverage brand, your most valuable asset is not your keyword ranking or your logo. It’s your customers. So why let Amazon keep your customer data under wraps? You need customer data to win back …
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What is the Cost of Doing Nothing?
Going Digital is Critical for Manufacturing and Distribution Businesses It’s more important than ever for manufacturers and distributors to automate their supply chains, or pay the high costs associated with not going digital. Learn three reasons why going digital is …
Balance work and life with Nutmeg Marketplace Order Express
A B2B automated “Always On” ordering system Are your orders getting lost in email or text messages? Are you struggling with checking inventory or entering your orders manually into your ERP? Developing a better work-life balance isn’t just good for …
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Getting online will continue to be an imperative
It may be hard to imagine or even remember, but as little as 12 months ago, some of the biggest food and beverage makers still had no DTC channels. Brands that traditionally dominated supermarket shelves didn’t want to risk alienating chain store clients by starting to sell directly to consumers online.
