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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Frontline Solutions

• Correction
• Doane Pet Care is using software from Prescient for supply chain planning
• i2 Technologies will co-market its Product Content Management product with the WorldWide Retail Exchange's data synchronization solutions for WWRE members and their trading partners
• Microvision
• Do your homework: companies need to do a better job planning, evaluating, and scaling software implementations
  by Tom Kevan
• UK drugstore chain Boots the Chemist has licensed the entire suite of JDA Software
• ERP's new landscape: here's how to weather the changes in the ERP market
  by Tom Kevan
• Computerwise: production/labor tracking over Ethernet
• Ready, fire, aim: if you don't plan, your supply chain project will quickly become your worst nightmare
  by Ken Goldstein
• Unchained connections: Wi-Fi systems over warehouse operations
  by Anne Zieger
• EPC coming into focus: but global standards must emerge
  by Bernie Hogan
• Wal-Mart sets RFID deadline: its decision to require RFID tags by 2005 could jump start a technology shift
  by Brian Albright
• Integrated Barcoding Systems
• Get ready for RFID: RFID is almost ready for prime time—are you?
  by Rick Duris
• Stay alive in 2005: industry mandates will keep retailers, manufacturers busy
  by Brian Albright
• Manugistics Group and EXE Technologies are working together to provide grocery retailers with an inventory management solution that integrates corporate and store inventories
• TALtech: create bar codes in windows and the internet
• Frontline's international supply chain week: conference & expo
• The costing game: activity-based costing systems can help make your supply chain—and customer service—more efficient
  by Dave Scott
• WLANs move into the fast lane: a five-fold increase in WLAN speed means more capacity, more opportunities
• Collaborative logistics: overcoming its challenges can lower transportation and inventory costs and reduce stockouts
  by Peter Strozniak
• The U.S. Defense Commissary Agency will secure its wireless LAN system from Psion Teklogix with Fortress Technologies' AirFortress wireless security system