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Articles in Feb, 2004 issue of Frontline Solutions

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• VARs and integrators looking for mobile RFID solutions now have another option
• New cargo security regulations: present challenges to shippers, carriers: advance manifest and food safety rules could increase safety—and cost—of cross-border shipments
  by Brian Albright
• Rules of engagement: as a supply chain technology or systems supplier, how do you get a successful customer relationship off the ground? And once you begin, how do you keep that success going?
  by Jim McNerney
• Short-range wireless personal area networks are poised for growth
• Choosing an RFID solution: here are some tips to help you select products and services to comply with the RFID mandates
  by Brian Albright
• ChainLink Research
• The need for speed in wireless communications: there may not be immediate demand for greater bandwidth, but you better plan for future applications
  by Tom Kevan
• RFID vendors Alien Technology Corp. and Matrics Inc. have both signed agreements with EPCglobal
• Responsibility and follow-through are key for supply chain executives in 2004
• The ASCTrac WMS 5.03 from ASC can now track overseas freight containers
• NYK Logistics launches new yard management system: radio tags increase yard velocity for West Coast 3PL
  by Brian Albright
• Transportation Security Administration
• Retail software vendors most likely to succeed
• Yankee Group
• Fixing MRO procurement: manufacturers must optimize maintenance, repair and operations processes to streamline the supply chain for parts and supplies
  by Larry Tuck
• Quote of the month
• Looking beyond the tag: WMS considerations for RFID
  by Patti Satterfield
• Solve this problem for USDA: a call to action for the most expert of readers
  by George D. Miller
• RFID leads growth in smart label market
• Show them the money
  by Rick Duris