RFID Adoption
IS THERE A METHOD to the madness in the way RFID technology is being purchased and deployed? Apparently so, says a recent report from Forrester Research
Distribution Center
Managing Warehouse Inventory
Operations are rarely neatly defined, and other factors such as regulatory requirements will affect your choice of inventory management systems. The following
Rule of Three
The title of a recent best-selling thriller, The Rule of Four, refers to a riddle that unlocks the mystery of a Renaissance manuscript. But there’s nothing
Weaklings Need Not Apply
Stuck with a wimpy logistics manager? Your business is as good as dead if you can’t deliver products properly, warns William Conroy, president of Tyler
Logistics Binge
Operations may be slender these days, but the conference menu isn’t. Low-carb aficionados will cringe at what attendees consumed at this year’s Council
Paradigm Shift
It’s not a mystery, it’s a sociological fact: Automation engineers have begun to disappear at user companies. According to a new ARC Advisory Group study,
PC Connection Plays Catch Up
Merrimack, NH-based computer reseller PC Connection suffered a decline in government sales during the past year, but not because of the Iraq war: The
Big Shot
MIDWAYUSA INC. of Columbia, MO, is a mega-player in the shooting business. The company serves a worldwide customer base, offering a menu of more than
Cyber Shopping Spree
TO THOSE WHO POOH-POOHED the Internet, there’s new proof that like it or not, the darned thing is an effective information tool. After surveying 3,000
Penney Names Incoming Chairman/CEO
Plano, TX-based J.C. Penney Co. has named Myron “Mike” Ullman III to succeed the retiring Allen Questrom as chairman/CEO.