In the News
Update with the latest trends and innovation in supply chain and retails with DiCentral News
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Read MoreDec 19: Collaborate to Grow: New Research Reveals the Power of Partners
Partnering with experts supports growth in an increasingly competitive, but opportunity-ripe retail landscape.
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Read MoreDec 19: Three Reasons to Make the Move to Electronic Invoicing
Important benefits to be obtained once an inbound invoice has been digitized
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Read MoreNov 22: Underrated Benefits of the New e-Invoicing Hype
U.S. federal government departments will start paying e-invoices to businesses.
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Read MoreNov 18: The Rise of D2C
Direct-to-consumer commerce, or D2C, is on the rise.
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Read MoreOct 14: REI Ventures into Drop Shipping
A study from DiCentral found 87 percent experienced increased revenue and 84 percent improved customer service after adopting drop shipping.
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Read MoreSep 9: DiCentral's Steve Scala - One of 3 Houston Innovators to Know
Steve Scala writes in a guest column for InnovationMap that dropshipping is only going to gain traction in the industry.
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Read MoreSep 5: Streamlining Supply Chain Efforts Can Help Retailers Survive the Changing Landscape
A study found that approximately 88 percent of retailers see dropship as inevitable to long-term success.
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Read MoreJul 15: How Dropshipping Expedites Inevitable Future of Omnichannel
As retailers look to ramp up omnichannel capabilities, dropshipping is poised to be cemented as a valuable tool for the foreseeable future of retail.
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Read MoreJun 25: Where Are the Pain Points for Suppliers Engaged in Drop Shipping?
Retailers and suppliers both believe they’re benefiting from the practice of drop shipping online orders, according to a study from Lehigh University.
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Read MoreJun 24: 5 Lessons Learned from Lehigh Study on Dropship and Omnichannel
DiCentral recently partnered with Lehigh University to conduct a study of modern consumer buying behaviors – and how global retailers and manufacturers are adapting to these behaviors.
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Read MoreJun 17: New Study Reveals Impact of Evolving Consumer Buying Behaviours on Global Supply Chains
High degree of electronic collaboration is benefiting retailers and manufacturers but 46% of retailers are reluctant or unable to share e-commerce sales forecasts with manufacturers.
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Read MoreJun 4: 53% of Manufacturers See Increased Margins With Dropshipping
Manufacturers are able to sell expensive and slower moving items through more retailers thanks to dropshipping, allowing the listing of high-price items without risk of storing inventory off-site.
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Read MoreMay 19: Study: Retailers of all Sizes Using Dropshipping for Online Orders
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Read MoreMay 16: Nearly All Retailers Manufacturers Cite Increased Sales from Drop Shipping
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Read MoreMay 16: DiCentral and Nippon Information and Communication Partner for Next Generation B2B Integration Needs
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Read MoreMay 10: Supply Chain Collaboration Needed to Tackle Omnichannel Challenges
A new study from DiCentral and Lehigh University details the supply chain impact felt by retailers and manufacturers in the rapid development of e-commerce.
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Read MoreMay 8: Drop Shipping to Disrupt Retail Operations
Retailers and manufacturers that have adopted a high degree of electronic collaboration have benefited most from drop shipping, according to a new study.
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Read MoreMay 7: New Study Reveals Impact of Evolving Consumer Buying Behaviors on Global Supply Chains
Supply chain implications of online shopping & dropship from the perspectives of over 180 C-level executives, VPs, and senior managers in both retail and Consumer Product Goods (CPG) manufacturing.
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Read MoreMay 6: Dropshipping Is Helping to Meet eCommerce Demands
New study from Lehigh University shows that retailers are expanding their virtual inventory without incurring additional carrying and fulfillment costs by utilizing dropship programs.
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Read MoreMay 6: Supply Chain Collaboration in Transformative Vertical Industries
What makes dropship work? More than 180 retailer and manufacturer participants share their struggles, triumphs and frustrations with this increasingly common fulfillment method. Find out what works.
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