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We are pleased to be one of SupplyChainBrain’s “100 Great Supply Chain Partners” for 2015. The list of 100 is the result of a six-month process where supply chain professionals were asked to nominate service providers whose solutions have made a significant business impact. B-Stock was nominated by one of our clients for implementing a customized B2B marketplace solution for customer returns and overstock inventory.
Being nominated for and selected as one of SupplyChainBrain magazine’s 100 Great Partners is a terrific accolade and truly affirms the importance of implementing a top-notch program for returned and excess inventory as well as creating long-term and meaningful client partnerships.
To read more about B-Stock’s 100 Great Supply Chain Partners recognition, please read our press release. For a look at theSupplyChainBrain 100 Great please read the online article or pick up a copy of the magazine’s July/August issue.
For more information on how B-Stock can help you implement a successful liquidation solution, please contact us.
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