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Our client, a leading retailer of housewares and home furnishings, was experiencing inconsistent quality of packaging and gift wrapping.
Our client, a leading retailer of housewares and home furnishings, was experiencing inconsistent quality of packaging and gift wrapping.
A Fortune 100 American sports merchandise corporation engaged in the design, development, manufacturing and worldwide marketing and sales of footwear, apparel, equipment and accessories.
A Fortune 1,000 upscale casual wear retailer had exceeded peak capacity in their automated direct-to-consumer distribution center. A new automated distribution center would not be ready for their next peak season. To avoid providing a negative customer experience, and maintain output quality and expected delivery dates, the client sought a vendor who would be able to provide training, staffing and quality output.
SIMOS implemented a fourth shift staffed with six SIMOS supervisors and 94 SIMOS employees across the facility. SIMOS developed departmental SOP’s for all work processes within the facility and incorporated them into our pre-training and continuous training programs. The SIMOS Engineering team worked with the customer’s management team to obtain visibility of freight available on the yard.
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