The digital issue of Inside Outdoor Spring 19 is now available for online viewing and download…
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IO Spring 2019 Reports:
(14) Trade War Stories – By Ned Post
The impacts of new tariffs on small businesses
(18) Retails’s Over-Under Wager – By Ritchie Sayner There’s no good reason to gamble on inventory decisions
(22) A Camping Community Connection – By Gerald Baldino
The Dyrt helps campers find campsites and outdoor brands find campers
(26) Camping in Motion
Gear to support vehicle-supported campers
(30) Nearshoring’s Rapid Approach – By Martin Vilaboy
McKinsey expects significant shift toward near-home manufacturing by 2025
(36) Financing Flylow – By Gerald Baldino
How Flylow’s founders funded growth while maintaining control of their vision
(39) 3 Questions with Hart Outdoor
(40) Rewarding Action, Avoiding Discounts – By Gerald Baldino
Icebreaker utilizes Zinrelo’s unique rewards program
to boost engagement and build loyalty
(42) Inventory Management 2.0 – By Gerald Baldino
Making the transition from disparate storesto single, unified distribution centers
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