The Amazon Effect: When There’s a Spotlight on Compliance, Automation is Key

August 3, 2016

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Amazon has made product distribution central to its online retail experience and invested heavily in reducing the delivery time of its products. And, because of its size, it has been able to speed up distribution at a fraction of the cost, putting significant pressure on its competitors. Learn more at: http://edi3.dicentral.com/the-amazon-effect-when-theres-a-spotlight-on-compliance-automation-is-key

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