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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Frontline Solutions

• WLAN market expected to reach $4.3 billion in 2009
• RFID tag revenues expected to soar
• Computers for manufacturing and retail
• GE tests cargo container security system
• Intelligent Instrumentation's LANpoint PLUS vehicle-mount data collection terminals start at $2,050
• Alien expects Gen 2 tags mandated in 2006
• GTSI complies with DoD RFID mandates
  by Brian Albright
• Enterprise mobility deployments continue to expand
• GXS provides data pools in UK, Middle East
• Quote of the month
  by Dianne Feinstein
• Warehouse management system: kicks up productivity at converse
  by Brian Albright
• Percentage wise
• Staff to meet the need: match your staff's skills against the corporate needs of your supply chain
  by George D. Miller
• Get ready to brief executives on global data synchronization: explaining why to pursue data sync is just as important as figuring out how to do it
  by John L. Seltzer
• Intermec withdraws EPC licensing offer
• RFID accolades
• The road ahead for financial and supply chain executives: three ideas that can help your company—and your career
  by Kurt Cavano
• Major retailers move forward with RFID projects
• Videojet has joined with its sister company, Accu-Sort Systems Inc., to provide an RFID application system for packaged goods manufacturers
• JPMorgan Chase/Vastera deal blends financial and physical supply chains
• Regulators force a data-first approach to RFID implementation: data—ID, track, trace, pedigree—is becoming the new currency exchange between trading partners in the drug supply chain
  by George Miller
• Control of the cold chain: systems tap RFID and sensors to deliver greater visibility and improved record-keeping
  by Tom Kevan
• RFID automation aids transition from slap and ship
• Retailer tech spending expected to emphasize merchandising and inventory management
• China bound! How logistics businesses can tap the potential of one of the world's fastest growing economies
  by John Vande Vate
• Printek Inc.'s 3-inch Mt3-II mobile receipt printer feature a 2200-mAH lithium-ion battery to extend battery life
• Freight-forwarding deregulation should benefit shippers
• Communication builds on fact-based assessments: process change requires a communication strategy that encompasses content, context, and timing
  by A.K. Parameswaran
• The LP3 label printer from O'Neil Product Development is a wireless, 3-inch device for retail and manufacturing applications