Editorial coverage

Software

• Multi-channel fulfilment (order processing, CRM, integration)
• Warehouse management, supply-chain execution
• Data capture, voice recognition, RFID
• Order management, demand planning
• Contact centre management
• Transaction and payment processing
• Routing and scheduling, despatch management
• Carrier management

Operations

e-logistics solutions

• Freight exchanges
• Supply-chain visibility and collaboration
• Storefront and e-commerce software
• Web development and integration

Handling systems

• Conveyors, carousels, trucks
• Sortation systems
• Packaging and wrapping systems
• Mail handling

Readership

Fulfilment & e.logistics is read by directors, executives and senior managers in retail, e-retail, manufacturing, wholesale, fulfilment, logistics, parcels delivery and courier services, along with those providing support services for all these markets.

Editorial policy

Fulfilment & e.logistics is editorially-led, and committed to high-quality content and design. Our editorial is created in-house or provided by specialists in their fields.

Geographical scope

Our primary focus is the UK, but we also provide regular updates showing how they do things in other countries.

Editorial submissions

We encourage news and press releases from all sources, which can be accepted in hard copy, fax or emailed form (emails preferred – use editorial@elogmag.com). These are carefully evaluated and processed prior to use in the magazine. Please see Contact us page for details.

We can consider more extensive tailored editorial contributions, particularly case studies, but you should contact us before preparing one-off pieces to agree on suitability, content, parameters and style.

We also have limited opportunities for opinionated pieces, usually of 500 words, from commentators or industry leaders. Please contact us to check suitability and availability of slots.

Promotional opportunities

Whilst we never trade off editorial coverage against advertising, and aim to report industry developments even-handedly, if there is equal merit in competing feature proposals, we reserve the right to give preference to companies who support our magazine by advertising. Publishing is expensive, and someone has to pay for it!

We accept paid-for "advertorials" on the same basis as other display advertising, providing the text is identifiably different from our own editorial. We will also consider sponsorship such as of editorial pages or sections, providing it is "content-neutral" in terms of the relationship between sponsor and subject matter. The sponsored content is printed sight-unseen.

We actively welcome display advertising, and also have a growing Classified advertising section. Please see Contact us page for details.