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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Frontline Solutions

• RFID to have minimal impact on warehouse management market
• Inefficient procurement costs government billions
• How to buy supply chain products: tell me your "problem"
  by George D. Miller
• Frontline's International Supply Chain Week Conference & Expo: from how-to to how-not-to, you'll find it all at the 2004 Frontline Solutions Conference
  by Brooke K. Peterson
• VeriSign links EPC and UCCnet data
• Integration Alliance formed
• Symbol settles with SEC; former CEO declared a fugitive
• Wireless LANs pose security risk
• A simple lesson in communication: to stay competitive, developers should learn the language of their business customers
  by Rick Duris
• Worm spreads via Bluetooth
• Enterprises to spend more on wireless through 2007
• Sensors and ZigBee communications—their place in the supply chain
• Quote of the month
• Army drafts Intermec
• PepsiCo standardizes on SAP
• Percentage wise
• Buoyant economy unfazed by rate hike
  by Margot Crabtree
• Bluetooth at work for 3PLs: the cable-replacement technology provides a bridge from data's point of origin to the enterprise's network for third-party logistics providers
  by Tom Kevan
• The TSR222 handheld data collection device from Northern Apex collects and transmits radio frequency identification tag data and connects to existing personal digital assistant /bar code devices or newly deployed supply chain-compliant solutions
• SEEC Inc
• Assessing ERP software: improvements in ERP packages reduce trade-offs between integration and functionality and tip the scales in favor of scope and visibility
  by Brian Albright
• Tear down the silos: supply chain evolution leads back to the bottom line
  by Jim Lawton
• Going bilingual with multipurpose readers: the need for coexistence and the complementary nature of bar code and RFID will be more evident as the technology evolves. This will guarantee a place for multipurpose readers in supply chain operations
  by Tom Kevan