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Articles in Nov, 2003 issue of Frontline Solutions

• More businesses are using wireless data applications, but the extent and complexity of solutions varies significantly within each organization, says a new report from In-Stat/MDR
• Integrating RFID: how and when will this technology change supply chain management?
  by Tom Kevan
• RFID dominates frontline's supply chain week: new products, protesters greet inaugural EPC Symposium
  by Brian Albright
• Building a better supply chain: network optimization can lower costs
  by Kevin Hume
• Create Bar Codes in Windows and the Internet
• General Motors Corp.'s auto-ID chief Larry Graham was honored with the annual Percival Award at Frontline Solutions' International Supply Chain Week in September
• Reverse logistics: the new priority? It's time to reclaim some substantial lost income streams
  by Anne Zieger
• ROI doesn't have to be a four-letter word: two secrets to understanding the return-on-investment mindset
  by Rick Duris
• The retail industry is showing some guarded optimism about IT spending in 2004
• Supply chain software vendors push RFID solutions: the trick may be to use stop-gap systems until a sophisticated RFID strategy can be developed
  by Brian Albright
• How to manage all that data: will RFID swamp us with too much information?
  by George Brody
• Quote of the month
• Flic™ Laser Bar Code Scanner at the price of a wand
• Mobile computer manufacturers give RFID a look
  by Brian Albright
• Act now: don't wait to analyze the importance of RFID to your business and test it in your operation
  by Barbara G. Goode
• The Philips ICODE EPC 13.56MHz RFID chip
• Production/Labor Tracking Over Ethernet
• EPCglobal Inc
• Joining the U.P.C. camp: Cabela's integration of U.P.C. has increased efficiency and cut overhead costs
  by Brian Albright
• Percentage wise
• Matrics Inc
• Mobile computing still stalled in the enterprise: companies need to start with small projects then use the benefits they achieve to justify project expansions
  by Brian Albright
• Texas Instruments Radio Frequency Identification Systems
• Rugged computers enhanced with Bluetooth technology: