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O+F Advisor

Operations & Fulfillment Strategies & Tactics

from the editors of Multichannel Merchant

May 25, 2011

J.C. Penney To Streamline Supply Chain
Shoppers Liking Live Chat
Toys R Us Distribution Centers Going Solar
NRF Urges Tester to Drop Swipe Fee Repeal Fight
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J.C. Penney To Streamline Supply Chain

By Jim Tierney

After getting out of mail order catalogs this year, retail giant J.C. Penney is streamlining its supply chain operations to reflect its current distribution channels.

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Shoppers Liking Live Chat

By Jim Tierney

Many online merchants have been slow to adopt live chat technology, but web shoppers are warming to it. About 20% of shoppers prefer live chat, according to a recent survey conducted by Bold Software and consultancy The E-tailing Group.

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Toys R Us Distribution Centers Going Solar

By Jim Tierney

Fulfillment is getting greener this summer at Toys ’R’ Us, as the merchant plans to flip the switch on solar energy systems at a pair of distribution centers. The toy retailer’s DC in Flanders, NJ, will account for the largest rooftop solar power installation in North America.

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NRF Urges Tester to Drop Swipe Fee Repeal Fight

By Tim Parry

The National Retail Federation launched a radio ad campaign aimed at Senator Jon Tester's attempt to stall swipe-fee reform. The NRF says swipe fee reform would save retailers and consumers more than $1 billion in interchange fees banks charge to process debit card transactions.

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