Four Wheel Drive Hardware Sold
Columbiana, OH-based Four Wheel Drive Hardware, an aftermarket auto parts supplier with $75 million in sales last year, was sold to Transamerican Auto Parts Co.
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Collegiate Pacific Posts Q2 Loss
Second-quarter revenue for Dallas-based sports equipment cataloger Collegiate Pacific soared 95%, to $46.4 million for the three months ended Dec. 31
Service Provider Opens Disaster Recovery Center
Floods. Hurricanes. Snowstorms. Mother Nature
Keeping the Faith When It Comes to Customer Service
Many companies talk a good game when it comes to customer service and follow-up, but Mike Faith, founder/CEO of San Francisco-based Headsets.com, walks it like he talks it.
The Human Factor in Slotting
Optimizing warehouse slotting can be a full-time job. For most distribution centers, the mix of items is constantly in flux. Items change packaging, and therefore handling characteristics. New items replace old or are simply added to the mix. Seasonality, promotions, demand, and other factors beyond anyone
Antivirus Accidents and Patch Management Pitfalls
In the uncharted waters of a corporate network, there are threats and risks lurking in some of the most unexpected places.
In my time inspecting the IT environments of customers across North America, there are two areas that are commonly overlooked when battening down the hatches of even the sturdiest of IT vessels: insufficient antivirus software and operating system patches.
Financial Reports: Blair, Aramark, Excelligence
Blair ended the year with double-digit income gains despite a sales decline–plus quarterly results for Aramark and Excelligence
Creative Revenue Sources for Fundraisers: Second in a Series
Nonprofits notoriously guard their online donors, but those with an openness to cultivate the online relationship in a secure and controlled environment have much to gain.