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All Technology: Page 414
Kewill Acquires IBM Sterling TMS
Kewill, a vendor of supply-chain execution software, has acquired the IBM Sterling Transportation Management System.
SkyBitz Unveils Asset-Management and Tracking Tool
SkyBitz, a maker of remote asset-tracking and information-management technology, has introduced the Falcon Series GXT2000.
Defense Industry Marches Closer to Using 3D Printing to Attack Parts Sourcing
The Pentagon and the defense industry are rapidly expanding the use of 3D printing to make parts and tools for more sophisticated military equipment.
LLamasoft Inks Data-Sharing Agreement With CLX Logistics
LLamasoft Inc. the vendor of supply-chain design software, has joined with CLX Logistics LLC, a provider of logistics management, technology and supply-chain consulting services, to provide LLamasoft customers with data on European truckload, global ocean and global parcel shipments.
Arena Solutions Adds Two Modules to PLM Platform
Arena Solutions' fall 2014 release of its product lifecycle management (PLM) applications includes two new modules, Arena Scribe and Arena DataExtract, as well as enhancements to Arena Quality.
Oracle Debuts Analytics Cloud, Cloud Apps 9
Oracle Corp. has introduced Oracle Analytics Cloud, a portfolio of applications providing business intelligence and analytics for both traditional and big data.
Will Price Cuts Make Cloud Services More Attractive to Companies?
Google has dropped its cloud computing prices and other vendors are expected to follow suit, but the lower pricing may not be the key lure for attracting enterprises to the cloud.
Air, Missile Strikes in Iraq, Syria Revive Flagging Fortunes of U.S. Defense Contractors
Three days after U.S. warships fired 47 cruise missiles at Sunni militant targets in northern Syria, the Pentagon signed a $251m deal to buy more Tomahawks from Raytheon Co., a windfall for the military giant and its many subcontractors.
Even as Economy Improves, CFOs Still Must Balance Service Levels, Capital, Operating Expenses
For many companies, 2015 is looking rosy. The overall economy is finally accelerating out of the worst recession since the 1930s, helped in no small part by construction as the Construction Backlog Indicator (published by Associated Builders and Contractors) reached an all-time high in June.
Shale Gas Boom in U.S. Has European Chemical Companies Concerned About Their Costly Processes
The U.S. petrochemical resurgence is being closely watched in Europe where companies are wondering whether the deluge of North American shale gas will sap away their competitive advantage.
Forty Percent of Manufacturers Have No Visibility Into Their Manufacturing Processes, Study Says
Lack of visibility into their manufacturing processes is cited as manufacturers' most prevalent issue, according to a survey by Ubisense, a provider of location intelligence solutions. The survey, conducted by SME and Manufacturing Engineering Media, says 40 percent of manufacturers have no visibility into the real-time status of their manufacturing processes.
PLM Moves to the Cloud ... Gradually
The world of product lifecycle management (PLM) has been turned upside down by a raft of technological breakthroughs.
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