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All Technology: Page 432
Chassisfinder.com Launches App for iPhone and Android
Chassisfinder.com has developed an app for iPhone and Android for its online chassis leasing and management system.
Panasonic Upgrades Its Rugged Toughpad Tablet
Panasonic has upgraded the Toughpad FZ-G1, its fully ruggedized 10-inch tablet.
The Changing Role of the Supply Chain Manager
Supply-chain managers have a new focus: to move from cutting costs to enabling new processes and making corporations more connected and agile to create value across the entire enterprise.
Retail, So in Need of Innovative Technology, Is Said to Be Slow to Make IT Investment
Retailers generally have a reputation for being slow to embrace the latest innovations in technology. According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the retail industry as a whole spends far less on technology than nearly all other service sectors.
Walmart Says It Wants to Do More Business with American Manufacturers
Walmart welcomed more than 500 manufacturers recently at its world headquarters, during the company's first Made in the USA open call. Suppliers met with senior company officials and merchants to pitch products for stores, clubs and online.
White House Pushes Program to Get Small Business Vendors Paid Within 15 Days of Service
Small business vendors that frequently have to chase down larger clients to get paid might have reason to rejoice. According to a story in The Wall Street Journal, the White House has launched an initiative that will either speed payments to small suppliers or help them access "lower-cost capital."
LLamasoft Expands Operations in Japanese Market
LLamasoft Inc., a vendor of supply-chain design applications, has expanded operations in the Asia-Pacific region with a new venture based in Tokyo, Japan.
Accellos Acquires HighJump Software
Accellos Inc. has acquired HighJump Software and will merge their operations in North America, Asia and Europe.
Supermarkets Could Soon Manipulate Where You Walk in Store, Send Coupons to Smartphones
You walk into the local supermarket, list in hand. Eggs, milk, bread, some pork chops and steaks, cereal, potatoes, fruit, and what the heck, maybe a bag of chips. You know the routine: with basic meat, bread and dairy necessities strategically set up around the perimeter, you'll have to pass by a host of other items on the way there and back.
RFID Technology Aids in Timing Concrete's Curing Process
Accurately monitoring the curing of concrete can be critical on large construction projects. If a slab is not given sufficient time to cure, cracks can develop when the next slab is poured, which would ruin that section. RFID technology is helping ensure that doesn't happen.
How Legacy I.T. Can Sabotage a CEO's Agenda for Change
Newly hired chief executive officers arrive at their companies in a flurry of publicity and promise, determined to place their personal stamp on the organization. But there's one element that can cripple their efforts from the very start.
City of Madrid Implements Large Smarter Cities Environmental Analytics Project
The City of Madrid and IBM, through its subsidiary INSA, announced the largest environmental services management project in Spain, designed to improve city life for all of Madrid's 3 million citizens. Using IBM's Smarter Cities technology, this initiative will help improve the delivery and efficiency of city services and provide citizens new tools to interact and communicate with the city council.
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