Mammoth Migration
If you use an Ecometry system and even if you don’t the doings of the Delray Beach, FL-based software provider (formerly known as Smith-Gardner) make
Warehouse
Death Penalty
The silent killer, is what Michael Reene, CEO of professional services firm Enterpulse, calls a bad Web site. OK, that may be overstating it a bit. But
Bright Idea
Using a concept called data envelopment analysis (DEA), a Georgia Institute of Technology research team has developed an Internet-based tool for benchmarking
What We Need Now
It’s time to develop requirements for a software acquisition project. Everyone knows what we need, right? If only that were true. The fallacy of this
PC Connection issues guidance
Computer reseller PC Connection (Nasdaq: PCCC) expects second-quarter sales of $290 million-$300 million. What
Truffles and Trash
When the same name crops up many times in different contexts, it’s hard to not experience a frisson a feeling that, somehow, you were meant to learn something
hard labor
You’re imprisoned in a small cubicle. You’re wearing a headset. Your phone rings constantly, and you’ve no choice but to answer it. You’re watched, compared,
All Grown Up
We all have to grow up someday, but most of us remember the carefree innocence of childhood, the oft conflicted soul-searching of adolescence, and the
Trade Secrets
Although over half of the warehouses in the U.S. are privately run, their operations remain largely a mystery. Some clues, however, have been unmasked
Strong Medicine
Last September’s attacks on New York City and Washington, DC, produced a strong and continuing consensus about the need for a heightened state of security