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EPA Finds Fracking Not Responsible for Widespread Environmental Damage

Hydraulic fracturing has contaminated some drinking water sources, but the damage is not widespread, according to a landmark U.S. study of water pollution risks that has supporters of the drilling method declaring victory and foes saying it revealed reason for concern.

Omnichannel to Push Annual RFID Revenue to $5.4Bn in 2020, Report Says

A Frost & Sullivan report finds that sales of RFID readers, tags and software to the retail sector will grow from $738m in 2014 to $5.409bn in 2020, reflecting a compound annual growth rate of 38.9 percent.

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Returns: The 'Ticking Time Bomb' of Multichannel Retailing

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Digital Fulfillment: A Path to Inventory Visibility

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Solution Rolled Out to Address 'Complexities' in Omnichannel Inventory, Order Routing, Fulfillment

Supply chain consulting and IT services firm enVista has launched Enspire Commerce, a cloud-based, multi-tenant architecture solution focused on omnichannel selling, optimization, fulfillment and integration for small to mid-market retailers, distributors and third party logistics service providers.

The Age of 'Click-and-Collect' Lockers for Home Delivery

Automated locker technology is becoming a key aspect of the "click-and-collect" trend in e-commerce retailing. Kent Savage, chief executive officer with Apex Supply Chain Technologies, explains why the concept's time has come.

How to Tell If You're Truly Innovative

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HighJump Acquires Nexternal; Teams With Grizella on Carrier Monitoring

HighJump Software Inc., a vendor of supply-chain management applications, has acquired Nexternal, a cloud-based electronic commerce platform provider.

CIPS Partners With Procurious on Social Media

The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) is partnering with Procurious, an online business network for procurement and supply-chain professionals, to form a social media knowledge initiative.

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New Approach Urged for Financing Infrastructure Projects, Especially in Africa

Many vital infrastructure projects struggle to progress beyond the concept stage because project preparation is such a costly, complex and risky undertaking. The difficulty is particularly acute in Africa, where projects encounter frequent challenges related to capabilities, the regulatory environment, project governance and financial resources.

Yes, You Can 3D Print Anything, But Should You? Maybe They Aren't the 'Real' Thing.

It seems that these days you can 3D print anything, from food to parts for rocket engines.

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When It Comes to Public Safety, There Are No 'Small' Recalls

The recall of a single spice can have huge ramifications for food safety.

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Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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Enhancing High-Value Electronics Shipment Security with Tive's Real-Time Tracking

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