Victoria Branch

About Victoria Branch

Victoria Branch is a content strategist with a background in consumer packaged goods and education. As Content Marketing Manager, she researches and writes clear and engaging articles for SupplierWiki.

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Fulfilling Orders With Ulta's Retail Calendar

Learn about Ulta's unique calendar structure, how to ensure on time orders, Ulta's inbound delivery violation types, and timing best practices.

Target Vendor Portal: Glossary of Important Terms

A glossary-style list of Target’s most important supplier terms and acronyms.

What Is Gross Margin Return on Inventory Investment (GMROI)?

GMROI is a vital calculation that assesses the efficiency and profitability of your largest asset, inventory.

What is an Omichannel Strategy, and Why Do I Need One?

Learn what omnichannel's definition is, and why having an omnichannel retail strategy is more important than ever for your company’s bottom line.

How To Prepare For Irregular Ordering

Learn how to prepare and plan for irregular ordering in the supply chain.

Required EDI Documents for Dick’s Sporting Goods Vendors

Learn about Dick’s Sporting Goods EDI rules, required documents, non-EDI risks, and why they’re key for vendor compliance and success.

On-Time and No Show Policies with McLane Company Inc.

Learn about McLane Company’s policies for late or missed deliveries, which lead to fines, helping ensure smooth, efficient supply chain operations.

How To Dispute A Walmart Deduction

Learn how to dispute Walmart deductions, recover lost revenue, and prevent chargebacks with proven strategies, automation, and analytics.

How To Combat Supply Chain Theft: Prevention, Detection, and Recovery

Learn how to detect, prevent, and respond to supply chain theft (from cargo hijacking to cybercrime) to protect profits and keep goods secure.