A Guide to Warehouse Optimisation and Inventory Management
Warehouse optimisation and efficient inventory management help to fulfil orders faster and with a reduced risk of error.
Find out how Hybrid Distribution can benefit you
Visit us at ES Live 2013 to see how our range of group capabilities can add value to your supply chain requirements
At Rebound, we are proud to be the home of Hybrid Distribution, using our experience to blend together the expertise of a professional broker with the key service and reliability standards you would expect from franchised distribution. Hundreds of OEMs and EMS providers have made the switch to Hybrid Distribution, benefiting from Rebound’s value added services and a reliable supply of original manufacturer products.
We’ll be attending ES Live 2013 (stand ES03), at Stadium MK in Milton Keynes on 16 May, where visitors will have the opportunity to discuss Hybrid Distribution and how it can benefit their business. With representatives from the whole Rebound Group (Rebound Electronics, Delta, Easby and Freeway), ES Live presents the ideal opportunity to meet the team and ask any questions about component supply.
Hybrid Distribution is the future in component supply. Find out more at ES Live or email more@reboundeu.com
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