Increase logistics flexibility, increase ROI

Retailers and brands recognize the need to rethink their current logistics framework and look for ways to optimize their logistics networks to reach end customers as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Download the Forrester Research Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study that examines the potential return on investment (ROI) enterprises realize by deploying Flexe Logistics Programs.

Executive Summary

Today’s top retail organizations need flexible solutions to grow and adapt in dynamic market conditions. Many are turning to programmatic logistics solutions.

On the forefront of the intersection between logistics and technology, programmatic logistics helps organizations solve specific, omnichannel challenges. Unlike traditional solutions, programmatic logistics allows organizations to move fast, at scale, and with the precision required to solve the world’s most complex logistics problems.

Flexe teamed up with Forrester Research to conduct a Total Economic Impact (TEI) study to examine the impact a programmatic approach to logistics has on enterprise organizations. As a provider of programmatic logistics to the Fortune 500, Flexe brings deep logistics expertise and groundbreaking solutions to even the most complex supply chains.

90%

of consumers expect eCommerce orders to be delivered within 2 to 3 days

RILA, 2021
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8%

reduction in OTIF compliance from pre-pandemic levels

The Food Industry Association, 2021

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