Retail Home Delivery: Online Customers, Logistics and Supply Chain Management - Keynote speaker

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[pjvdixon]

Well another option is a special place which is locked on outside of home where deliveries can be left.

[Nkatsikanis]

You need a website where you need to make clear to them that they will be there, or else they will lose the special orders that they booked online which they only get if they are indoors upon arrival