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eDelivery Expo 2016

United Kingdom, Birmingham - April 27, 2016 - April 28, 2016
eDelivery Expo 2016 eDelivery Expo (EDX) is Europe's only retail logistics dedicated show, for retailers to discover the future of your multichannel operations.

EDX explores the delivery side of the multichannel performance and is for director and senior managers looking after logistics, operations and supply chain in multichannel and ecommerce. Co-located with the successful, Internet Retailing Expo (IRX), EDX will provide networking opportunities, thought-provoking content and discussion and insight by industry leading suppliers and retailers.

The show will comprise of a content rich education programme covering key themes: Home Delivery, Warehousing, Click and Collect and Supply Chain which are essential to delivery, 2 specialist conferences: Multichannel Fulfilment and Operations in Multichannel, 15 Clinics, 20 workshops and suppliers showcasing the latest and cutting edge technologies in multichannel retail. EDX is an experience that is profitable, enjoyable and a worthwhile day out of the office!
Date(s)
April 27, 2016 - April 28, 2016
Time(s)
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Venue
The National Exhibition Centre
Ticketing
Free
Contact for booking / more info
Marketing, info@internetretailingevents.com, 020 7
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