Year: 2020

Before the coronavirus caused unexpected disruptions earlier last year, many companies either ignored or didn’t realize the vulnerabilities within their supply chains. Addressing these potential problems was an issue for another day. After all, things had run smoothly for this long, so why wouldn’t that continue?

MarketOrders was recently interviewed by Brainyard in an article titled: “How to Find the Right Suppliers… and Manage Your Increasingly Intricate Supply Chain”.

Our COO, Sukhi Jutla, said: “Sometimes businesses can overlook the fact that suppliers have their own IT infrastructure which may not work perfectly with your systems,”

“Ask the supplier for at least three other businesses they work with and independently get a reference from them,” Jutla said. “Find out, how do they deal with things when things go wrong — do they prioritize customer care, do they supply goods on time and to the right quality spec?”

“One of the biggest causes of delays in supply chains is not having access to the right information at the right time,” said Jutla, who is also a blockchain expert. “If all parties use the same ledger, then they can track exactly what is going on and see the activities of other participants in the ecosystem.”

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Ideas for great new businesses are all around you, if you just know where to look.

MarketOrders was recently asked by Legal Zoom how we came up with MarketOrders. The article reads:

In fact, Sukhi Jutla, co-founder and COO of MarketOrders, leveraged the complaints she heard from her customers to launch her business. As a wholesaler of fine gold jewelry items, she “used to listen to her customers complain about how long it took to source products and the poor quality of images sent to them when choosing stock for their stores.” That feedback led Jutla to create an online marketplace “which digitized the customer journey and led to faster order completion and a place where I could stock high-quality photography of stock customers wanted,” she says.

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Bitcoin’s value has been rising steadily. But what about altcoins? E-Crypto News reached out to experts within the crypto space for their opinions and asked our COO, Sukhi Jutla, to give her thoughts.

She said: “It seems that the correlation between Bitcoin and altcoins has become weaker with time. Bitcoin is now seriously considered by traditional and ‘non crypto’ investors as a way of diversifying their portfolio. With the economic uncertainty resulting from the pandemic and traditional markets being grandly affected, we can imagine that more people have invested in Bitcoin in the past few months as it remains the most known and trusted coin by the public.”

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Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, was portrayed by Female Founders Guide in an interview where she shares her journey and some sound advice about surviving and thriving as an entrepreneur. 

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MarketOrders was asked by CEO Blog Nation to share our major accomplishment of 2020.

Our COO & Co-Founder, Sukhi Jutla, said: “We managed to launch our WhitePaper, which was a research paper on blockchain technology we spent two years working on. The press we got from it resulted in a readership of over 2 million readers all over the world! Even though the research was conducted before the pandemic hit, our paper seems more relevant than ever as it highlights the need for businesses to have an online presence and digitalize processes. Despite the huge volatility and uncertainty in 2020, I am proud of my team for continuing to push forward with projects as best as we could given the circumstances.”

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MarketOrders was recently asked to participate in Finder’s new cryptocurrency report. The team gave some insights about the market and made humble predictions about the year to come.

The report states that 58% of panellists expect the Bitcoin bull run to last until at least the second half of 2021.

Read the report here.

MarketOrders tells its blockchain and entrepreneurial journey in Maddyness article ‘Sukhi Jutla’s journey into Blockchain’.

Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, shares about her debut in the blockchain industry, her journey as an entrepreneur with MarketOrders and how blockchain can benefit supply chain processes.

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Before the coronavirus began to surge in the U.S., it was already having a significant adverse effect on global businesses, with 94% of Fortune 1000 companies seeing COVID-19-related supply chain disruptions before March.

MarketOrders was recently interviewed by The Balance, Small Business, on supply chain management during a pandemic. The article reads:

In a separate email interview, Sukhi Jutla, co-founder & COO of jewelry-focused B2B platform MarketOrders, said that the pandemic also exposed many weaknesses across supply chains, particularly in regards to managing the delivery of products and logistics, and businesses not being used to such fast turnarounds and increased volumes. “Online systems were not fully end-to-end and we saw websites crashing when closed retail outlets forced online traffic,” she said. “Current systems didn’t plan for adapting to online and digital ways of working.”

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MarketOrders was recently interviewed by The Successful Founder as part of their Meet the Successful Founder Series. In the article, our COO & Co-Founder Sukhi Jutla shares her journey and some sound advice about surviving AND thriving as an entrepreneur.

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MarketOrders recently wrote an article for Startups Magazine on the gold and diamond jewellery market. “The most precious metals and stones in the world pass from hand to hand in a supply chain that has barely changed in hundreds of years.”
Learn more about why the industry is ripped for disruption and how digitalisation could make it more efficient and trustworthy!

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