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Security for Service-Oriented Architecture Isn't Always Very Simple
GM Wants to Involve Suppliers Earlier in Development Process
Second Life May Be Getting Second Chance with Companies
Leggett & Platt Embraces Capacity Planning and Modeling
A renewed emphasis on profitability leads the company to synchronize operations across its supply-chain network. Staff vice president Randall Wood reveals how it's being done.
Westbound Lines Seek New Round of General Rate Increases
Buyers, Suppliers Often Think the Other Is Responsible for Data Security
More Companies Use GPS-GPRS Systems to Track International Shipments
Are You Really Thinking Outside of the Box?
A company's approach to strategic supply-chain planning might not be as innovative as it thinks. Shekar Natarajan, director of supply chain at Pepsi, shows how to make sure that you're considering all the angles.
Rutgers, RFID TagSource Launch New Research Center
AIAG Teams with PwC on Customs Training in China
Supply Chain Efficiency May Be Harder than Ever to Achieve
In Technology Contest, Barcode Holds Its Own Against RFID
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