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6 Challenges of Multi-Channel Sales Tax Compliance

June 9, 2016 by The Bridge Solutions Group Team

6 Challenges multi-channel tax compliance

1. eCommerce tax rules are constantly changing
As tax rules change, or as you expand your product line or distribution methods, you’re expected to keep up. What if you hire a remote employee in another state? Or use a third-party for fulfillment that opens a distribution center in a new state? It may impact the sales tax you should collect. And what happens if you fail to collect tax on eCommerce orders? You could face fines and penalties at your next audit. Read More…

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IBM Awards Bridge Solutions Group ‘Business Partner of the Year: eCommerce’, and ‘Client Value Innovation Award’

May 31, 2016 by The Bridge Solutions Group Team

IBM eCommerce Business Partner of the Year

The two awards recognize the value Bridge Solutions Group provides to customers using IBM’s order management and fulfillment solutions in the United States and India.

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46 reasons you need Distributed Order Management (DOM)

May 24, 2016 by The Bridge Solutions Group Team

Distributed Order Management (DOM)

If you’re not sure if Distributed Order Management is right for you, or you’re struggling to justify a budget for Distributed Order Management implementation, here are 46 reasons why developing a Distributed Order Management business case is worth it: Read More…

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Forbes names Bridge Solutions Group one of America’s Best Management Consulting Firms

April 28, 2016 by The Bridge Solutions Group Team

Forbes

Thank you to Forbes for naming us one of America’s Best Management Consulting Firms: IT-Implementation. We were proud to be listed among some of the best names in the industry. The list, in order, included: Read More…

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Omni-Channel Retail: An Appointment to sell

April 8, 2016 by The Bridge Solutions Group Team

Omni-channel Appointment to Sell

Are your store associates ready to maximize the value of a Buy Online Pickup In Store customer?

At Bridge Solutions Group, we’ve noticed a distinct change of late. No longer are our clients asking us why they should become “Omni-Channel”, the conversation is now invariably about how they should transition to an Omni-Channel model and what capabilities can enhance their consumers experience and provide a competitive advantage.

So in this the first of a series of articles we will explore some strategies and tactics that will enhance your brand and your top and bottom line as well.

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Forrester ranks IBM B2B Order Management the clear leader

December 14, 2015 by The Bridge Solutions Group Team

IBM B2B Order Management

A new report from Forrester, The Forrester Wave™: B2B Order Management, Q4 2015 ranks IBM Order Management as the clear leader in B2B Order Management. Specifically it stated: “IBM has been delivering B2B OM the longest and has the broadest capabilities and largest installed base. ”

 

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2016 Supply Chain, Fulfillment & Distribution Trade Shows & Conferences

November 16, 2015 by The Bridge Solutions Group Team

2016 Supply chain conferences

 

Exploring new supply chain solutions in 2016? Here is a list of conferences and trade shows to get you started. Read More…

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Omni-Channel Fulfillment: 5 metrics to include in your business case

October 8, 2015 by The Bridge Solutions Group Team

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Are you building a business case for omni-channel fulfillment? Here are some metrics that can help you.

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72% of customers would purchase an out-of-stock item if an associate could locate the item and find a way to get it to them. Read More…

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Robots are coming to a retailer near you!

September 25, 2015 by The Bridge Solutions Group Team

Lowe's Retail Robot

A Robot in one of Lowe’s Orchard Supply stores. Source: YouTube/Orchard Supply Hardware

In 1946, Ford Motor Company was using automation in the form of robots. Specifically to perform single tasks such as stamping out fenders. But, robots have come a long way!

Microchips are more sophisticated. Robots today can complete almost any task. Machines use numerically controlled technology, derived from computers, to control motions and actions based on predetermined programs. They have the ability to respond, discuss, lead and solve. They’re smart! And now robots are being tested for in store customer engagements. Read More…

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