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Research suggests that the reverse logistics global market is expected to reach over $600 billion by 2025. Responsible for nearly a third of global returns, U.S. consumers contribute up to $221.7 billion according to market researchers from the IHL Group.
Microsoft’s Excel does not have the proper capabilities to accurately track real-time perpetual inventory, yet tens of thousands of businesses still use Excel for inventory management.
Combining the strength of Zebra’s Certified Printing Supplies with Ascent Solutions’ versatile cloud-based platform, Symbology introduces the benefits of color labeling within a cost-effective and easy-to-deploy solution.
Whether managing returned goods or recurrent rentals, a reverse logistics system requires adaptive visibility in order to recover maximum value. As a native application within Salesforce, Ascent Solutions is able to integrate full asset visibility within enterprise-ready devices, giving your workforce greater insight to returned goods. Partnering with Zebra Technologies, Ascent redefines reverse logistics efficiency with complete end-to-end solutions.
As your company grows, inventory grows as well, and Excel’s dependability becomes even more unreliable. Unable to handle the strain of the warehouse, Excel can do more harm than good as it opens your workflow to costly errors and time-consuming operations.
Combining the strength of Zebra’s Certified Printing Supplies with the unparalleled versatility of a cloud-based platform, Ascent Solutions introduces the benefits of color labeling within a cost-effective and easy-to-deploy solution. Give your labels greater functionality that extends beyond accurate tracking with Zebra’s custom labels.
You might have experienced the disappointment of attempting to buy an item only for it to be out-of-stock. Unfortunately, this experience is quite common. Business analysts at the IHL Group estimated retailers have lost as much as $144.9 billion due to stock shortage in North America alone.