How can we protect fragile items from damage? Thanks to dynamic development of e-commerce and increasing number of transactions online, interior design stores are facing a tough challenge. Shipping interior design products is not easy, because most of those products are very vulnerable to damage: vases or plates, that is only part of fragile products… Continue reading CASE STUDY: How to increase the aesthetics of shipped packages in an interior design store?
CASE STUDY: How to increase the aesthetics of shipped packages in an interior design store?
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CASE STUDY: How to save money on package fillers in a pharmacy?
How to save money on parcel fillers in a pharmacy? A high quality of air fillers combined with savings. In the world of e-commerce, where speed and quality of delivery often decide about customer loyalty, proper protection of products during transportation is becoming a priority. This applies especially to the pharmaceutical sector, where many products… Continue reading CASE STUDY: How to save money on package fillers in a pharmacy?
Case study: Diabetyk24
The challenge Diabetyk24 is an online shop that has been in business since 2010. It offers professional equipment and medical supplies for people with diabetes. The shop offers sensors and transmitters for the CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitoring) and FGM (Flash Glucose Monitoring) system, glucometers with accessories, insulin pumps, pen and insulin needles, specialist cosmetics, books,… Continue reading Case study: Diabetyk24
Case study: Lovea
The challenge LOVEA provides the following services: product distribution, logistics and marketing consultancy. Apart from LOVEA being a distribution company, the LOVEA capital group includes production companies, a media house, a product and packaging design studio and an advertising production department. Among the company’s best-known Polish brands is the Zwieger brand – created from scratch… Continue reading Case study: Lovea
Case study: Homla
How did we make it happen that everything from mirrors to glasses, metal armchairs to large-sized sofas reaches Homla’s customers