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This week B-Stock will be at RILA’s annual Retail Supply Chain Conference. The show, put on by the Retail Industry Leaders Association, connects people and businesses within the retail supply industry, enabling evolution and innovation.
This year is especially exciting, as our own Eric Moriarty will be speaking on a panel: New Frontiers in Reverse Logistics. The session will cover why retailers need to create a reverse logistics strategy in order to drive maximum recovery for returned items that are not able to go back on shelves. Eric will be joined by one of B-Stock’s Fortune 500 retail clients as well as other industry leaders who will discuss the different solutions and platforms available, and how best to drive incremental value.
Discussion topics will include:
- How technology-based liquidation solutions are opening new revenue streams
- How the online marketplace community is changing the way retailers think of greater recovery
- Why outlet stores have become so popular
- Where the future of reverse logistics strategy is going
If you’re at the show, we hope you’ll plan to attend the session on Tuesday, February 14 at 10:15am in Room Sun C. For more information on how B-Stock can build a technology-based solution for your liquidation inventory, please contact us.
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