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Articles in May, 2002 issue of Industry Week

• Where lean meets Six Sigma. (BE Practices).(lean manufacturing)(Brief Article)
  by Drickhamer, David
• Web site addresses chemical attacks. (Security).(secure-buildings.lbl.gov)(Brief Article)
• Locations.(Brief Article)
  by Panchak, Patricia
• Capital miscalculation? Research suggests stimulus bill may not boost investments. (Economy).(Brief Article)
  by McClenahen, John S.
• Associations. (Update).
  by Schlott, Anita
• Don't be passive on public policy. (Executive Word).("Don" Wainwright, Wainwright Industries Inc.)(Brief Article)(Interview)
  by McClenahen, John S.
• U.S. trade deficit to deepen. (Financial & Economic Trends).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by McClenahen, John S.; Purdum, Traci
• Smarter cars. (Autos).(2010 vs. 2000 - software will dominate)(Brief Article)
• Healthy, wealthy, wise and Web based: Online wellness programs can keep employees healthy while lowering health-care costs. (Bandwidth).(Brief Article)
  by Purdum, Traci
• Lean progress. (Manufacturing).(Brief Article)
  by Drickhamer, David
• Companies. (Update).
  by Schlott, Anita
• Strategic design: GM, Ford and Steelcase integrate best-practices goals into new-plant planning.(Company Profile)(Industry Overview)
  by Teresko, John
• Cashing in on knowledge: Patents, trademarks and trade secrets, once locked away and closely guarded, are among chemical companies' best-selling new products. (Chemicals).(Industry Overview)
  by Stevens, Tim
• ITT'S value champion: CEO Lou Giuliano is moving on several fronts to make ITT industries into what he calls "a premier multi-industry company." A different kind of Six Sigma is a results star so far. (Executives).(Louis J. Giuliano)(Company Pro
  by McClenahen, John S.
• Employment laws apply abroad: Americans overseas have same rights as U.S. counterparts. (Human Resources).(Brief Article)
  by Drickhamer, David
• Talent for hire: Manufacturers find plentiful pool of M.B.A. graduates, but competition for their services is keen. (Work Force).(operations, supply-chain managers)(Brief Article)
  by kover, Amy
• Publications. (Strategy).
  by Manning, Tony
• Event management: Hype or hope? Demand is increasing for software that warns of--and helps solve--exceptions in orders, inventory levels and logistics. (E Business).(Industry Overview)
  by Bartholomew, Doug
• A return to the classics. (Editor's Page).(evaluating stocks)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
  by Panchak, Patricia
• Downsizing dos and don'ts: A refresher course on tactful firing. (Brandt on Leadership).(Brief Article)
  by Brandt, John R.
• Wired for work: Yes, the office of the future is a cubicle, but this one is integrated with information technology. (Emerging Technologies).(Brief Article)
  by Teresko, John
• Reforms destined for review. (Campaign Finance).(Brief Article)
  by McClenahen, John S.
• Building the world's next plants. (Factories of the Future).(Brief Article)
  by Teresko, John
• A victory without spoils: A Middle East win won't necessarily benefit the U.S. economy. (Evans on the Economy).(Brief Article)
  by Evans, Michael K.
• Man in the mirror: Cloning could tell us something about ourselves, our business ethics. (E Commerce).(Brief Article)
  by Bartholomew, Doug
• Letters.