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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Frontline Solutions

• New heights for productivity: that's the benefit when you tailor software to the design of your distribution center
  by Peter Strozniak
• Computerwise: production/labor tracking over Ethernet
• Don't choose the wrong supply chain partner: shared goals, structure critical to success
  by Anne Zieger
• Can SAL-C speed smart label adoption?
• Changes ahead for field service: but will their altered role benefit the bottom line?
  by Peter Strozniak
• 31 million WLAN users by 2007
• Doing more with less: converged devices are the hottest new productivity tool to increase mobility—and profits
  by Mike Colwell
• Fashionable tool for retailers: Marks & Spencer is the latest in an expanding list of item-level RFID initiatives
  by Brian Albright
• How quickly can you find your assets? A lot depends on how well you integrate your data collection efforts into your ERP system
  by Brian Albright
• Still auditioning: but wireless data is close to being a prime-time supply chain tool
  by Tom Kevan
• Unused investments: nearly half of CRM software licenses just gather dust, adding unnecessary costs of 20% to 30%
• Express: bar code labeling solutions
• Contracts …: General Nutrition Companies Inc., a leader in specialized nutritional supplements, has licensed the DigitalLogistix full suite of supply chain execution solutions from RedPraire Corp., Waukesha, Wisc
• Understand and educate your clients
  by Rick Duris
• Billing challenges: logistics outsourcing means complex transactions
  by Dave Scott
• A solution with a timely touch: mobile computers that deliver manufacturing information in real-time to sales can reap benefits
• Partnerships & acquisitions …: JDA Software Group Inc. has acquired the intellectual property assets of Vista Software Solutions, an innovative provider of collaborative commerce solutions for the retail and consumer goods industry
• R&R: new model 7526 introduced by R&R
• Partnerships & acquisitions …: High Jump Software and Wipro Technologies of India have announced a strategic alliance to offer complete, integrated multi-domain solutions in the supply chain market worldwide
• TALtech: create bar codes in Windows and the Internet