Supply On Demand: Unified Supply Chains for E-Commerce Markets
In today's e-commerce world, retailers are becoming multi-channeled in order to satisfy an increasingly web-savvy clientele. Optimizing sales performance requires an integration strategy that establishes a supplier-direct inventory and fufillment model, while balancing customer experience with corporate profitibility. The link below opens a CommerceHub white paper that discusses the benefits and challenges of supply-chain integration and fulfillment in e-commerce markets.

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Drop-ship Fulfillment: Implementation and Management Best Practices for Success
Drop-ship fulfillment is the key element in a successful supplier-direct sales model. When setting up a drop-ship program, it is often unclear where and how to begin. How the program is implemented and managed will directy impact your customers and your bottom line. The link below opens a white paper that details decision points for getting started, and provides drop-ship best practices to consider.

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QVC: Pioneering Advanced Supply-chain Integration and Fulfillment
As the largest on-air retailer and second largest U.S. television network, no company was better positioned to leverage the convergence of e-commerce and television-based selling than QVC. Nevertheless, the opportunity put the company at a technical cross road with its supply chain. QVC was experiencing difficulty managing the sheer volume of its large universe of suppliers and needed to establish complete visibility into the transaction process. The link below opens a case study that details how CommerceHub partnered with QVC to develop advanced supply-chain integration and fulfillment, while meeting and exceeding QVC's corporate standards.

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