Overview Kenco manages a 262,000 square-foot distribution center for a major manufacturer in the healthcare industry. The facility employs over 70 employees and ships product locally, domestically and internationally.         Challe …

Today, there are more women in business and running companies than ever before. From 2007 to 2018, the number of women-owned businesses increased by 58% while all other businesses grew by just 12%. During the same period, total employment by women-owne …

Overview A leading manufacturer of coffee brewing systems partnered with Kenco Logistic Services to oversee its North American distribution.  Kenco manages a 110,000 square-foot distribution center, with 110 employees, in the Southeast and a 33,00 …

Consumers have become accustomed to ordering nearly any product or service online, and the growth of e-commerce continues to impact all markets. In 2018, consumers spent $517.36 billion online with US merchants – up 14.2% from 2017. Now more than ever, …

Quality has long been a requirement of consumers. Everyone wants to buy goods and services that meet or exceed company promises. The manufacturing and clinical industries have traditionally operated with structured processes in place to enhance the qua …

Keeping up with the speed of commerce today requires every aspect of the supply chain to be efficient and cost-effective. As a result, companies are looking at numerous ways to compete in this market. One of the most fundamental and impactful is to cre …

Companies are under constant pressure to meet the expectations of a “need-it-now” society. This urgency, along with the massive growth in e-commerce and online ordering, has placed an even greater emphasis on last-mile delivery: the final and most crit …

Reverse logistics can be a daunting task for many organizations. After all, many supply chains are built to send products out – not bring them back in. Online ordering has made great strides, and e-commerce now delivers a user-friendly purchase experie …

In 2018, new truck orders broke records as carriers looked to increase capacity in response to the best bull market the industry had seen since the early 1980s. However, this growth spurt was short lived, as ELD mandates and an economic boost led to an …