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3 Ways to Optimize Your Consumer Electronics Logistics Supply Chain
Technology December 4, 2021
Consumer electronics logistics is quite different from logistics for other industries; it’s fast-paced, requires special handling, and is a complex, multi-million dollar industry.
In particular, the consumer electronics market is a rapidly changing and volatile industry. With new product lines and technology introduced each year, companies must be prepared to handle products with increasingly short lifespans.

API vs. EDI: How Does Each Help Supply Chain Management?
Technology June 22, 2021
An effective supply chain utilizes technological tools available to improve logistics. Two of these integral technological developments include API and EDI.
Both of these technological solutions allow for a more efficient supply chain by securely exchanging data between systems. When deciding between which system to implement in your supply chain, it is important to understand the differences between the two.

Millennials Will Change Your Business
Technology January 26, 2017
The “sharing economy” will reverberate across the supply chain and all industry lines

McKenna Attending Consumer Electronics Show 2012
Technology December 8, 2011
The Consumer Electronics Show is the most important trade show of the year for the electronics industry and ALL THE BIG PLAYERS will be there. At McKenna, as we deal with numerous electronics companies, we feel that it is beneficial for us to attend to talk with our existing customers but also to meet new prospects and explain what we can do to help them out in Canada.

Check Us Out on Twitter!
Technology May 16, 2011
This article lets our customers know that we are now on Twitter.... feel free to join up and follow us!

3PL Costs
Technology September 10, 2010
How many times have you received a quote for a service and you believed that it was too high? You diligently did your homework and gathered some quotes from other providers to ensure that the service quoted is competitive and a reflection of what the current marketplace will offer. Once you compare the quotes-the question often becomes: Which competitor is going to provide me with top of the line service and at a fair price? 3PL providers and prospects do not operate any differently-in fact, as a salesperson, I get to listen to the prospect ask all the time-well your quote, at times , is higher or lower than the rest. I always respond by walking the client through the service quoted and the value that our 3PL will provide for the rate that has been quoted. It is my job to convince the prospect that the rate quoted is a reflection of our service levels and our ability to get the job done right the first time.