It’s a struggle for some companies to toy with the idea of outsourcing their kitting program. Smaller companies may worry about diluting their brand or losing flexibility. While larger companies only see outsourcing as a cause of inefficiencies within the supply chain. These are just a couple of the myths surrounding outsourcing kitting programs. Ready to debunk these myths? Let’s get started.
Customers get more value in the long run when the companies adopt a process that successfully groups products together. Product kitting and bundling are essentially the assembling and packaging of several complementary product units sold together for ease of customer ordering and at a lower price than they would pay for buying the same items individually.
Managing inventory efficiently and cost-effectively is critical to any e-commerce business. And while “warehouse” and “fulfillment center” are sometimes used interchangeably, there are differences in the two types of facilities’ ability to store large volumes of inventory over long periods of time.
Once a business has outgrown its storage space or lacks the time necessary to oversee important processes involved in distributing products, it’s time to take the next step. In order to grow and expand, there are many logistics and warehouse operations to consider when distributing physical inventory including inventory management, pick and packaging, trucks and transportation, boxes, labels, supply chain management, fulfillment, order processing, quality control, material handling, increasing productivity and warehouse management.
