Top Manufacturing And Industrial Supply Companies in Burbank, CA 91510
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Fuller Manufacturing
By "Get Freight Claims Paid Fast and EZ" "We help you Avoid Extra Fees" 800-748-1516 July 22, 2018
Fuller Manufacturing, Electronic Engineering and Manufacturing for Business, Industry and Government Their engineering staff can provide real-world solutions Good Luck With MerchantCircle, Helping you Grow. We help you get Good LTL Rates, Avoid Up-Charges, "Get Freight Claims Paid Fast and EZ" With Low Cost All-Risk Shippers Interest Freight Insurance, New and Used Freight. Best Way to Ship and Save™ Any Freight - Any Time - Any Where Free Quotes. Associated Freight Consultants, Inc. www.888shipYes.com 1-800-748-1516 ...read more
Vepo Corp
By ARTURSARGSYAN March 30, 2014
I loved my experience with vepo corp. Clear, knowledgeable, and professional. I highly recommend their services. ...read more
Vepo Corp
By ARTURSARGSYAN March 30, 2014
This company had the best customer service. I called looking for information for Laundromats and I was amazed on how much there is to know. They walked me through the entire process step by step and did not spare any details. If anyone is interested in finding out about the laundry industry call them. They really know what they are doing and are always ready to answer the all of the questions you might have. ...read more
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Artcraft Plating & Finishing Co., Inc.
Artcraft Plating & Finishing Co., Inc. 76 E Santa Anita Avenue Burbank , CA , 91502 phone : 7474772993 email :artcraft_plating@hotmail.com website :www.artcraftplating.com ...read more
By Art craft Plating & Finishing Co. Inc. March 22, 2015
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An Operations and Fulfillment ‘Fable' By Rene Jones Here's an operations and fulfillment "fable" for you:There once was a company that made a lot of shipping errors. Customers were beginning to get upset and started threatening to take their business elsewhere.After thinking long and hard about what to do, the owner gave each department supervisor a bag of nails and told themthat every time an order was shipped wrong, the person who made the error must hammer a nail into the fence behind the warehouse.The first day, the warehouse had driven 16 nails into the fence; customer service had driven 20 nails into the fence; and purchasing had driven seven nails into the fence. That's right, 43 nails on the first day. After a week, the supervisors could not believe how many nails had been driven into the fence.Over the next few months, the company began to improve and the number of nails hammered gradually dwindled down. Employees began to discover it was easier to pay closer attention to the customer's order than to make the dreaded walk to the back of the building to drive another nail into the fence.Finally, the day came when there weren't any mistakes at all. The supervisors went to the owner and told him that they had achieved perfection. But the owner suggested that they wait a week and see how well each department continued to do.At the end of the second week, the owner suggested each supervisor pull out one nail for each mistake-free day.Months passed and the supervisors were finally able to tell the owner that all the nails were gone.The owner then called an emergency meeting with the entire company by the fence. He said, "You have done well, but look at the holes in the fence. The fence will never be the same.""When we ship an order wrong, can't find the inventory promised to a customer, or don't deliver their order when promised, it leaves a scar just like this one," he said, pointing to a hole in the fence.The moral? A customer will only take being hurt so many times before they take their business elsewhere. And it is virtually impossible them back once they are gone.How many nail holes does your fence have?Rene Jones is the founder ofTotal Logistics Solutions, a warehouse consulting organization headquartered in Burbank, CA. ...read more
By Total Logistics Solutions, Inc. September 10, 2009