RLMagazine Edition 78
RLMagazine Edition 78
RLMagazine Edition 78
14th Annual
RLA Conference and Expo Las Vegas
Worlds Premiere Reverse Logistics Event February 2017
Schedule and Details Inside
Edition 78
Issue 11 Volume 1
On The Cover
RLA Conference and Expo Las Vegas
Schedule and details on pages 23 through 26
Articles
Manage your 2017 Returns Better
by David Lahme, Tradeport USA
Are you managing your returns effectively? Be honest. If you are like most companies, the
Page 10 answer is probably no. Dealing with returns is probably consuming too much of your time,
is consuming precious warehouse space, takes your teams focus off the core business, and
somehow presents new dilemmas to solve on a regular basis.
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Gary Martz - Intel
Monica Orlando HP
In addition, as in all of our conference editions, weve included informational ads from RLA on our benefits and
services that are offered with our Memberships, as well as many ads from some of our members who have recently
joined RLA.
And Lastly, this edition covers our upcoming 14th Annual Reverse Logistics Conference & Expo which is back in
Las Vegas this year. RLAs new Executive Director, Tony Sciarrotta, and his team, have been busy putting this event
together. Look out for some impressive presentations which include speakers from a variety of companies across
industries in Reverse Logistics. As well as exhibitors and sponsors, and great networking events throughout the
3-day conference. We at RLA are looking forward to meeting as many of you as possible in person, and hope you
leave the show with a stable understanding of RLAs future and some additional knowledge of how your company
can better handle Reverse Logistics.
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ur mission is to educate to be a catalyst for innovation what the Reverse Logistics RLA resources help advertise
OUR MISSION
and inform Reverse in developing and implementing Association provides through their services to a regional
Logistics professionals new RL processes. We have our membership services. and global audience. OEMs like
around the world. RLA been and will continue to We serve manufacturers and Microsoft, HP, RIM, and Sony,
focuses on the reverse logistics provide our services to the retailers in a variety of settings along with Retailers like Wal-
processes across all industries. industry at a moderate price. while offering ongoing updates Mart, Canadian Tire, Tesco and
No matter the industry on market trends, research, Best Buy all participate at our
M
High Tech, Consumer anaging the latest mergers and acquisitions events. Through RLA Events,
Electronics, Automotive, information in services and potential outsourcing RLA Connect services and our
Medical/Pharmaceutical, Food such as repair, customer opportunities to 3PSPs. We publications RL Magazine and
and Beverage, Apparel, or service, parts management, have gained the attention of the Weekly News Clippings
other our goal is to provide end-of-life manufacturing, 3PLs like FedEx, DHL, USPS email we help OEMs, ODMs,
RL process knowledge to all service logistics, field service, and UPS. 3PSPs like Teleplan, Branded and Retail companies
industries. We want to educate returns processing and order Foxconn, Flextronics, Canon, find service partners and
everyone about the Reverse fulfillment (just to name a few) Sony and Jabil, along with small- solutions providers that were
Logistics processes that are can be a little intimidating, to and medium-sized service previously unknown to them.
common to all industries and say the least. Yet that is exactly providers have found that
Co-Chairperson: Paul Rupnow, Andlor Logistics Mark Ferguson, University of South Carolina
Paul Rupnow, Andlor Logistics Systems Inc Paul Rupnow, Andlor Logistics Systems Inc
SUSTAINABILITY AND
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
RLA Advisor: Maria Molina
Cintia Gates, Dell, Inc.
Aaron Sharar, Dynamic ITAD
John Yesensky, Geodis
Board of Advisors A Board of Advisors comprised of industry experts has been set up to monitor
and assist the Reverse Logistics Association management team in making informed decisions. Advisors include:
Lisa Cotter Best Buy, Lisa Cotter has Gary Martz - Intel, As a Director of IoT
over 20 years experience leading all areas of and Connectivity Market Development at Intel
Supply Chain including Distribution Management, Corporation, Gary Martz is part of the team
InventoryManagement,ProcessandSystemDesign, defining and driving Intels IoT connectivity
and Supply Chain Network Design. Lisa is in a strategy. During his 20 plus year technology
newly created role of Sr. Director of Reverse career at Intel, Gary has spent more than 10
Logistics for Best Buy. She is responsible for the years working on wireless related technologies
end to end total company process and system including over 5 years on communication
road map as well as managing the 3rd party frameworks. In his current role Gary is
reverse program for mobile phones. helping build the market for both 5G and
IoT communications products, standards, and
Jeff Elliott, Senior Director Technology services as part of Intel Corporations Wireless
Sales, Genco, A FedEx Company Market Development team.
Monica Orlando Monica Orlando has over
Dr. Mark Ferguson University of 15 years of experience in Supply Chain designing
South Carolina, Dr. Mark Ferguson serves and managing a variety of complex processes
as the Director of the Sustainable Enterprise spanning across Planning, Manufacturing, Logistic,
and Development Initiative. Dr. Ferguson has Order Fulfilment and Inventory Management.
worked in the reverse logistics area for over ten As Director of Channel Operations Monica
years; teaching classes on reverse logistics topics, is responsible for all the supply chain aspects
consulting with companies and providing thought of distributing PCs and Printers to the North
leadership of the area through his research. America HP Retailers/Distributors, including the
reverse logistic processes and programs.
Chuck Johnston Home Depot, Charles
Johnston is Director of Repair and Returns at Vijay Raisinghani, Google,Vijay is an expert
The Home Depot Chuck was with WAL-MART in end-to-end supply chain and fulfilment strategies
for the past 14 years and his responsibilities and execution that cut costs, drive efficiencies,
include Returns, Imports, Exports, Tires and optimize assets, ensure compliance, generate
Printing and Mailing Distribution. revenue,and deliver high level of service quality and
customersatisfaction.Hehasanin-depthknowledge
Troy Kubat - Walmart, Troy is now of supply chain system functionality, including
the Director of Logistics Engineering- planning, budgeting, forecasting, replenishment,
Grocery at Walmart having worked is way transportation, and distribution. He has a passion
up from Director, Logistics Operations, and drive to inspire people and organizations
Industrial Engineering Manager at Walmart to value every customer, escalate revenue and
- International Division and Japan Expatriate reduce cost.
- Logistics Operations Lead at Walmart -
International Division Tony Sciarrotta - Reverse Logistics
Association, Executive Director, Tony
Thomas Maher - Dell, Tom Maher joined Sciarrotta was nominated and selected by
Dell in 1997 and is the Executive Director for the Board to serve as the Executive Director
Global Service Parts. Mr. Maher is responsible on August 1, 2016. Tony had been an active
for service parts life cycle support in over member serving in committee leadership of
100 countries. Mr. Mahers global service parts Reverse Logistics Association since 2004, he also
responsibilities include: planning, procurement, served on the Board of RLA from 2005 to 2012
distribution, returns, repair, inventory while employed at Philips as their Director of
management, supplier management and parts Returns Management It was a simple decision
disposal. These operations support 100% of for the selection team at RLA to approve Tony
Dells warranty customers across all Business since is experience, qualifications and service
Units and all Product Lines. to RLA was more than substantial to meet
the requirement that was needed as the next
Executive Director.
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Chairperson: Paul Baum, PlanITROI
RLA Advisor: Tony Sciarrotta
Co-Chairperson: Kathy Murphy, Jarden Consumer Solutions
RLA Advisor: Maria Molina
Anthony Allen, SourceAmerica
Paul Baum, PlanITROI Join today at www.RLA.org
Focus Committees continued on to page 5
Brianne Boettner, Best Buy Regional Focus continued on to page 11
Mark Branum, Americas Remanufacturing Company
Tom Burnam, Western Digital
Mark Ferguson, University of South Carolina
Steve Freemerman, GoPro
Cintia Gates, Dell, Inc.
Ken Jacobsen, Connexus
Steven Koenig, CEA
Kathy Murphy, Jarden Consumer Solutions
Monica Orlando, HP, Inc.
Paul Rupnow, Andlor Logistics Systems Inc
Jim Scarff, Encompass
Are you managing your returns effectively? Be If this sounds like a fantasy, you should know that many
honest. If you are like most companies, the answer successful companies, in fact the most successful ones,
is probably no. Dealing with returns is probably get their returns under control and tap into maximizing
consuming too much of your time, is consuming their ROI. Probably the most important question and
precious warehouse space, takes your teams focus first question that must be answered is Do I manage my
off the core business, and somehow presents new returns internally, or should I outsource it to a 3rd party?
dilemmas to solve on a regular basis. It drains you Although there is an increasing trend to outsource returns
and your companys energy, and with the constant management, some companies continue to keep it in-
assault on margins, it can make the difference house. That is until they do a deep dive and look at the
between been profitability and losses. economics of the internal costs. In fact, most companies
dont even perform a detailed analysis on their true
From 2008 to the 2016, online sales have skyrocketed by internal costs. Once you add in the labor, fringes, rent,
40%. A study, published by MarketingProfs, shows that scrap costs, other overhead, and opportunity costs, the
68% of U.S. consumers say they shop online at least once exercise can result in an eye-popping number.
per month, which is up from 62% a year ago. Without a
doubt, more consumers are doing their shopping online, This is why, more and more companies are securing an
and many are attracted by the generous returns policies, experienced third-party provider to partner to customize
like those found through Amazon. a plan that is tailored specifically to their business.
If you are a Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) seller, you A 3rd party provider can focus the time required to do this
probably find these customer-friendly policies difficult successfully by leveraging economies of scale, giving
to manage. Although FBA offers numerous benefits, it returns continuous oversight, and even offering sales
also presents several returns challenges. and merchandising expertise for remarketing the returns.
By turning the focus on value recovery and improving
Without a doubt, if returns are not properly managed, your reverse logistics strategies, your worrisome product
they can be a tremendous source of stress and uncertainty returns could actually become a source of profit to boost
and, simply put, something you wish you could did not
have to deal with.
So what are you going to do differently in 2017? As
Einstein said, the definition of insanity is doing the same
thing over and over and expecting a different result. So,
if we are to start with the assumption that you are not
insane, what are you going to do differently?
The first step is to have a solid strategic plan to manage,
track, and quickly disposition your returns on a channel
that will maximize the value. A disposition strategy
should include RTV for credit, repair/refurbishment,
remarketing and resale using ecommerce or brick and your bottom line.
mortar channels, parts harvesting, liquidation, or even
recycling. When you get this aspect of doing business Is a Third-Party Provider Right for Your
under control and managed well, the heavy responsibility Business?
suddenly feels lighter, and you can be more assured of Time Really is Money: The fewer times an item is
obtaining your ROI. handled, the faster it can reach its end destination, where
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Online consumer demand for free and easy returns presenting new and greater challenges for E-Commerce
means Reverse Logistics is a now a Strategic Reverse Logistics teams. Historically, E-Commerce
Opportunity for competitive advantage. 30% Reverse Logistics has been very customer focused,
of online businesses say managing returns is ensuring that the customer satisfaction is high with
affecting profit margins. Some call this a problem, quick processing of a store credit, refund or replacement.
but good Reverse Logistics teams see this as an Now however, E-Commerce Reverse Logistics teams
opportunity. If you can show your CEO how you must advance their skills and efforts to rapidly get the
can speed returns processing, recover higher values returns inventory back on the finished goods shelf and
from the returned items, reduce return processing to maximize value recovery from any open box units.
costs and reduce inventory, you will create a significant Best Practice e-commerce returns processing teams
competitive advantage over other retailers how are need to learn and design systems to better plan, monitor,
struggling with this complex challenge. manage and recover maximum value from the returned
and soon to be returned inventory.
Barclaycard research recently published some shocking
data about the impact of Returns for Online retailers: Key Issues for E-Commerce Reverse Logistics
Customer service is the first priority and must be
60 per cent of retailers negatively impacted by returns
30 per cent online businesses say managing returns is maintained despite the new policies and practices that
affecting profit margins may be resulting in increased returns. In addition to the
20 per cent businesses have increased price of items to best practice of processing customer credits quickly,
cover the cost of managing and processing customer some additional issues facing E-Commerce Reverse
returns Logistics teams are as follows:
30 per cent of shoppers deliberately over-purchase Soon To Be Returned Inventory if customers are
and subsequently return unwanted items ordering 3 items and returning 2, there is an incredible
19 per cent admit to ordering multiple versions of the amount of corporate cash tied up in inventory that is
same item to make up their mind at home
going to come back at some future date, hopefully soon.
58 per cent say a retailers returns policy impacts their
decision to make a purchase online
47 per cent of these would not order an item if they
had to fund the cost of sending it back.
Source:https://www.home.barclaycard/media-centre/
press-releases/emergence-of-serial-returners-hinders-
growth-of-UK-businesses.html May 18, 2016
E-Commerce is growing at a rapid pace as more
and more consumers are utilizing online and mobile
purchasing. The growth of online purchasing is also
resulting in the growth of online returns. In fact, many
E-Commerce retailers are encouraging consumers to buy
and return, to help consumers reduce purchase risk with
tactics such free returns shipping, open returns policy or
even bracket buying where the consumer buys orders
three sizes and returns the two that do not fit. This is
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At this years RLA Conference & Expo in Las Vegas you may have noticed a
television crew roaming around. The crew was there to capture response to the
conference and make a video that displayed the essence of the Reverse Logistics
Association. They were also filming segments for a new video series in RL Digital
magazine called RLA Rewound. As you view it, you may see some familiar faces. A
big thank you to everyone who took time out from their busy conference schedule
to stop and talk with our reporter. We hope you will share the video with friends
and colleagues as you introduce them to the association and explain what we do
and how we can support them. Stay tuned, because we may be talking to you for
the next series of videos for RLA Rewound.
PRC Industries is a complete outsourced third party end-to- PRCs remanufacturing process is designed to maximize the
end solution for managing appliance returns. Our process return of products to the markets, whether this be as-new,
allows your business to focus on core competencies, while scratch & dent, or secondary market channels. The entire
we concentrate on maximizing the potential revenue stream process is accomplished with the highest level of parts recovery
from your product returns. For over two decades, the possible, resulting in superior returns for our customers and,
management team at PRC has been servicing some of the consequently, a reduction in recycling of items, thus limiting the
world's leading consumer brand appliance manufacturers, amount that finally ends up in landfill.
retailers and e-tailers.
Engineering support
Over 7 million items remanufactured
PRCs team of engineers assists customers in product failure and
Due to PRCs know-how in processing over 7 million root cause analysis on either pre-launch or after-market
products from a broad array of manufacturers, we have introduction, and provides results orientated feedback on
developed a set of remanufacturing processes from product improvement.
receiving, inspection and screening of each return for
3PL Logistics Services
defects, damage and cosmetic appearance, functional
testing, cleaning, and re-packaging, combined with the PRC provides a full range of 3PL services both inbound and
usual capabilities of any reverse logistics operation. outbound. We can store finished products and complete the
fulfillment process when goods are sold.
State of the art Technology
Product Remarketing
These processes are supported by our in-house proprietary
information systems called TRACS 2.0. Each item is PRC has gained access to a large network of retail and e-tail
serialized upon arrival and tracked step-by-step along the outlets, and can assist in generating sales that do not conflict
remanufacturing process, into finished goods inventory and with existing first market sales.
out to your sales channels. We follow 5S and 6 Sigma
principles. Before After
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10:15 AM Morning coffee break and raffle draw in the RLA Exhibition Space
Sponsored by HELP Lightning
2:15 PM Panel Discussion: The Reverse Logistics Association and the New SQRL Code Label
Moderator: Tony Sciarrotta, Executive Director, The Reverse Logistics Association
Panelists: Dr. Ron Lembke, University of Nevada
Kevin Bradshaw, Denso
Bruce Brown, Informission Solutions
Sharon Richards, Eurosoft
Ken Jacobsen, Connexus
3:00 PM Panel Discussion: The Future of Forecasting for Returns
Moderator: Tobin Moore, CEO, Optoro
Panelists: Julie Brown, Senior Manager Returns Management, Philips
Tim Farrell, Director of Reverse Logistics, Sales and Operations Planning, Best Buy
Julie Ryan, Returns & Remarketing Manager, HP, Inc.
3:30 PM Panel Discussion: Returns and Customer Loyalty What is the industry missing?
Moderator: Service 800.com
Panelists: Rubina Farooq, Director Customer Operations, LG Electronics
Ian Towell, Senior Manager Multi-Channel GM Operations & Returns, Tesco Group
Eric Smith, President - Supply Chain, PlanITROI
Sharon Smith-Laury, Retailer Ops Experience team, HP
Timmy ODwyer, Executive Director, Service Supply Chain and Campus Leader, DELL
1. Reverse Logistics Challenges and Successes through the eyes of Hewlett Packard
Darleen Arisco, Manager, HPRS Business Operations, HP
2. Reverse Logistics Challenges and Successes through the eyes of Best Buy
Lisa Cotter, Senior Director, Reverse Logistics, Best Buy Stores
3. Reverse Logistics Challenges and Successes through the eyes of The Home Depot
Chuck Johnston, Director, Reverse Logistics, The Home Depot
4. Reverse Logistics Challenges and Successes through the eyes of Wal-Mart Stores
Troy Kubat, Senior Director, Reverse Logistics, Wal-Mart Stores
5. Reverse Logistics Challenges and Successes through the eyes of Dell
Thomas Maher, Vice President of Global Service, Dell
Insourced perspective:
Mark Erickson, Director, National Accounts, P&F USA - Philips
Outsourced perspective:
Joyce Cruts, Director, PA Operations & Returns Management,
Acer America Corporation
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How to Create a Return Policy
that Drives Sales
Article
by Peter Sobotta, Return Logic, Inc.
Return rates add up to a big negative on the balance music synthesizer, with each rule time limits, covered
sheet, driving many retailers to revisit their returns products, stocking fees, etc. a separate control that can
policies and often, tighten the rules in an effort to be finely manipulated to arrive at the right policy for
stem the losses. your business.
Its much more productive, though, to look at returns Get those return policy settings just right, and you can
policies as a positive. Because it turns out, a great both limit bad return behavior that hurts your business
policy can actually drive consumers to buy more. and drive good return behavior that fosters long-term
Thats just one of the counter-intuitive findings that relationships with high-spending customers.
researchers have uncovered about returns policies.
Professors J. Andrew Petersen of the University of
For example, the top finding from a meta-analysis of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and V. Kumar of Georgia
21 academic papers conducted by researchers at the State University have studied returns for years, and have
University of Texas-Dallas, published in the Journal of discovered that a satisfactory product-return experience
Retailing, was that leniency in return policies increases can lead to increases in customers future purchases and
purchases more than it increases returns. It has a lot to do referrals and in the profit they yield for the company.
with reducing customers feeling of risk associated with
the purchase. The University of Texas-Dallas researchers identified
the five key returns levers as:
Research from ComScore confirms the power of
leniency: 1) Time: The deadline for a return. Researchers
determined that allowing a long deadline to return the
Source: Online Customer Experience Study, May 2012, product reduced product return rates. They attribute
By ComScore for UPS this to the endowment effect: The longer consumers
keeps a product, the more they get attached to it they
But leniency isnt the only factor in a well-crafted returns become and less likely they will be to return it.
policy.
2) Monetary: Whether a full refund or a portion of
Think of returns policies not as the gearshift in your the purchase price is refunded, as well as who pays
car, where generally you pick one gear and go with it. shipping. A National Retail Federation study found
Instead, returns policies are more like the levers on a
that about 59% of retailers currently offer free returnThere is no one correct setting for each of these levers.
shipping, which research by JDA Software and As one the University of Texas researchers told The
others have found is important: JDA found 62% of Washington Post, Depending on whether its a durable
consumers are frustrated when asked to pay for good or a consumable good, whether its high-fashion
return postage and packaging. or fast-fashion, those different segments of the market
have different reasons for buying and they have different
3) Effort: The steps customers must undertake to concerns for risk and quality.
return a product. The JDA research also found 88%
of customers agree that ease of product returns To find the right balance, its important to remember that
is a key factor in where they shop. Omnichannel returns policies are about customer behavior. This means
return policies are often about reducing the effort gaining a deeper understanding of your customers. One
and increasing convenience for customers by giving valuable but often neglected strategy for doing so is by
them lots of return options. collecting better information about returns than most
retailers do now. Heres how:
4) Scope: The categories of items considered return-
worthy, such as whether sale merchandise can be 1) Get better customer feedback. Rewrite the reason
returned. University of Texas researchers found codes on returns forms to really fit what you sell.
making more products returnable increased sales, Include a comment box so customers can describe
because they cause the consumer to take a chance on the issue in their own words. Collect social media
a product knowing they can send it back. comments that mention returns. Customers want to
know you care about their experiences with your
5) Exchange: Whether returns are for cash refunds, product, and you want to understand their behavior.
store credit or product exchange. Its important to
understand how customers feel about each option: 2) Take a closer look at returned goods. Build a
McKinsey & Company determined that a single process for returns staff to inspect products that
negative experience has four to five times greater come back and note not just reason codes, but also
relative impact than a positive one, so retailers want visible problems with the item, as well as the vendor,
to get this right. product categories, etcetera. Encourage free-form
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Eurosoft computer diagnostics first to support RLA Eurosoft develops and markets high-precision
Label Standards Project diagnostic software to ease problem detection and
diagnosis of computer systems for over 30 years.
As members of the Reverse Logistics Association With its product portfolio ranging from standalone,
(RLA) Standards Committee, Eurosoft (UK) Ltd offline pre-boot diagnostics to computer manufacturing
and Eurosoft (US) Inc are jointly set to become test management and diagnostic systems able to test
the first computer diagnostic software supplier to thousands of computers concurrently, Eurosoft is
support RLA Label Standards. uniquely positioned to make a meaningful impact
NEWS! The RLA Standards project has been on reverse logistic operations for computers.
approved by the ANSI/ISO MH10 Standards Committee.
The DI designation is MH10.8.2.12N. This means that There are four Failure Identifiers (FI) that are used to
all scanners including industrial devices and consumer describe test errors or diagnostic failures: Tester FI,
devices (e.g. smart phones) will be able to interpret these Failed/Tested Device FI, Failure Code FI, and Extra
labels (they are all designed to recognize ISO labelling Information/Test Information.
standards).
Tester FI ( E051 ): Gives the product name, version and
For those new to the acronyms, these represent environment of the diagnostics used. It is typically used
established organisations and coding practices that aid in only once per tested computer.
the logistics of manufacturing and disposition processes.
American National Standards Institute (ANSI), Failed/Tested Device FI ( E052 ): Either only shown for
International Standards Organisation (ISO), Material failing devices, or given for each device tested.
Handling Industry (MHI), and Data Identifier (DI).
Contains pure text to avoid the need of a list for every
Eurosofts contribution to this process was to define the single device name.
fields related to computer diagnostics for Legacy / Pre- Information could include device name, serial/vendor
Boot and Microsoft Windows operating system to test and product name, location if available. This is so
and manage computers at various logistical stages of a failing device can be identified while a system
repair or reuse in the eco-channel. As a result, existing is powered down without needing to reload the
(and future) customers will not have to do anything to diagnostics.
convert their diagnostic results into optically scan-able By using serials and product names, the translation
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