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Articles in June, 2004 issue of Industry Week

• Running under the yellow? New U.S. economic concerns emerge.(Performance)(Brief Article)
  by McClenahen John S.; Purdum, Traci
• Brayton International: designs on success.(Special Advertising Section)(Advertisement)
• Finding the right fit; software responds to different industries, sizes of manufacturers.(Information Technology)
  by Bartholomew, Doug
• Notable/Quotable.(C-Level)(Brief Article)
• Heading for the clouds--again: will tech soar, only to crash once more?(E Commentary)
  by Bartholomew, Doug
• The process of process improvement; business objectives must drive IT Evaluation.(Special Advertising Section)(Advertisement)
• The new materials age.(Management Strategies)
  by Teresko, John
• Petratis' power play: Schneider Electric North America's CEO David Petratis is tapping process improvement, inventory, innovative merchandising, people and passion for the power to succeed.(3 Quick Questions)(Interview)
  by Mcclenahen, John S.
• Agilent Technologies Inc. has named May Van vice president and general manager of the Consumables and Services business within Agilent's Life Sciences and Chemical Analysis (LSCA) group.(People)(Brief Article)
  by Vinas, Tonya
• Partner in accident prevention: L'Or,al teams with OSHA to promote worker health and safety.(Wellness)
  by Jusko, Jill
• Hayes brake drives improvement.(Special Advertising Section)(Advertisement)
• Top-line Tongo: revenue growth is back at the world's largest manufacturing companies. Like running into an old flame at a college reunion, executives have rediscovered the allure of robust revenues. Sales growth always made their jobs so much fun. Why di
  by Drickhamer, David
• Boeing's 'Dreamliner' closer to reality: board gives flight to 7E7.(Aerospace)(Brief Article)
• Tech strategy.(Bottom Line)(technology companies business strategies )(Brief Article)
  by McClenahen John S.; Purdum, Traci
• Bonney forge shows its mettle.(Special Advertising Section)(Advertisement)
• Made for midsize: packages aim for simple implementation.(Information Technology)(custom made software )
• IMD: U.S. is no. 1: business efficiency is among keys.(Competitiveness)(Brief Article)
• Amgen's land of discovery: biotech leader opens R&D campus in Seattle to consolidate merger assets.(Amgen Inc.)
  by Vinas, Tonya
• Making dollars and sense from ROI.(Special Advertisement Section)(Advertisement)
• GM's materials gains: engineering software is key to GM's material optimization process.(Management Strategies)
• It does matter.(BookShelf)(Book Review)
  by McClenahen, John S.
• Fine tuning the fast food lane: customer-care lessons abound, especially when mixing mass customization and drive-thru moments.(Continuous Improvement)
  by Drickhamer, David
• Think global, link global: harness the full power of today's information technology.(Special Advertising Section)(Advertisement)
• Methodology: global ranking for a global playing field.
• What IW readers want ...(Time Machine)(Brief Article)
  by Jusko, Jill
• The Mexicano connection: although China--with its cheap labor--may be a very attractive plant location for U.S. manufacturers, when all the costs of an extended pipeline are calculated, Mexico may still be the better option.(Globalization)
  by Purdum, Traci
• The 7 keys to world-class manufacturing success.(Special Advertising Section)(Cover Story)
• Dumb bosses day: celebrating the paranoid, irrational, grasping fool inside all of us.(Brandt On Leadership)
  by Brandt, John R.
• Work in progress: 'manufacturing czar' appointment could be a ways away from taking office.(ASAP)
  by Vinas, Tonya
• Novo Nordisk.(People)(Brief Article)
  by Vinas, Tonya
• The world's 1000 largest manufacturing companies; IndustryWeek's 9th annual list.(Illustration)(Cover Story)
• Top performers by industry.(Manufacturing industries - industry-wise rankings)(Illustration)
• Losing the lead? Study suggests U.S. competitiveness in advanced technology products is sinking.(Technology)(Brief Article)
  by McClenahen, John S.
• Fanning protectionism's flames: executives should consider their role in adding fuel to the fire.(Editor's Page)(Editorial)
  by Panchak, Patricia
• Shift to services continues: core manufacturing isn't making it.(On The Economy)
  by Evans, Michael K.
• Conference program.(Calendar)
• Jack of all, master of one: narrowing strategic focus to achieve competitive advantage.(Special Advertising Section)(Advertisement)
• Self-assembly of nanocrystals.(Emerging Technologies)(Brief Article)
  by Teresko, John.
• Black sheep and sacred cows.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Rudnicki, Steven
• The Steel Recycling Institute (SRI).(People)(Walter J. (Chip) Foley promoted)(Brief Article)
  by Vinas, Tonya
• The smart road to manufacturing success.(American manufacturing companies conference)(SMART conference )
• Simple systems for a complex world; simplify IT to boost performance and profits.(Special Advertising Section)(Advertisement)
• Open innovation? Rewards and challenges; the rewards come from connecting internal product development to outside technologies. But an open innovation strategy also can bring unexpected corporate challenges including cultural adjustments.(Emerging Technol
  by Teresko, John.
• the enemy within.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Poe, Richard N.