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Airbus Expands RFID Part Marking Across All of Its Aircraft Families

In July 2009, Airbus became the first commercial aircraft manufacturer to announce plans to employ permanent radio frequency identification tags on parts for its A350 XWB aircraft. Approximately 3,000 serialized, replaceable, repairable parts with a limited lifespan were covered. To date, the company has received and successfully tested its RFID tagged parts as the first A350 XWB aircraft make their way through the production process. Now, Airbus is the first aircraft manufacturer to expand the permanent tagging of selected parts across its entire fleet.

Trace One Enhances PLM Suite for Private-Label Products

Trace One has enhanced PL PLM, its product lifecycle-management application for private labels.

LLamasoft Launches Transportation Guru for Network Design, Analysis

LLamasoft Inc., a vendor of applications for supply-chain network design, has launched Transportation Guru.

Supply Chain Talent: The Missing Link?

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Kewill Enhances Forwarding Tool With Hub and Gateway Functionality

Kewill, a vendor of software for global trade and logistics, has released a new version of its freight-forwarding application.

Sageworks Releases Business Credit Report to Track Partner Stability

Sageworks Inc. has released a Business Credit Report, to help companies assess the likelihood that a business partner will default on its financial obligations.

A Measured Approach to Moving Into the Cloud

There's a lot of hype about companies moving to the cloud, but are they actually doing it? Cloud adoption is not as rapid as some providers might lead you to think, but TEC data shows that interest in cloud computing is picking up.

The ABCs of Inventory Optimization

Inventory optimization might seem like an old concept, but many companies fail to apply it properly, especially in the area of multi-echelon inventory management. Karin Bursa, vice president of marketing with Logility, details IO's key benefits and challenges.

InfoStreet Offers New Version of Cloud-Based Desktop Suite

InfoStreet Inc. has introduced version 2.0 of its Cloud suite.

RFID Helps Canadian Leather Goods Dealer Replenish Items on the Sales Floor

Canadian luxury leather goods retailer Danier Leather is piloting a radio frequency identification system at three of its Toronto-area stores, intended to ensure that products are replenished on the sales floor as they are sold to customers, as well as reduce the number of labor hours related to counting inventory.

Intermec Unveils New Generation of Rugged Mobile Computers

Intermec Inc. has created the CK3 Next Generation Series of rugged mobile computers.

Vendormate Creates Medzo Service to Link Healthcare Buyers, Suppliers

Vendormate, creator of a vendor-information network that brings together healthcare providers and suppliers, has developed a new online resource called Medzo.

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