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Golder, Andrew "Altiris promises improved returns for IT investment". Supply Management. FindArticles.com. 16 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa5291/is_200404/ai_n24278252/

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Articles in Apr 1, 2004 issue of Supply Management

• Results beyond the balance sheet
  by Arminas, David
• Risk management digest goes down well at lunchtime
• OPINION: LETTERS
• Beds & Herts hears 'warts and all' guide to e-auctions
• Web links
• Round up
• Licensed restraint of trade
  by Budden, Peter
• Rowan takes top purchasing job at research council
• We must unlock value of knowledge
  by Ayliffe, Roy
• Correction
• Legal expert joins roster for e-commerce event
• Carruthers joins higher education body from IBM
• Members enlist for Beds and Herts visit to key RAF base
• Distributors close in on EU entrants for fast deliveries
  by Golder, Andrew
• Making your mark
  by Bettinson, Adrian
• On the move
• buyingTeam wins CIPS purchasing accolade
• A role for purchasing in Merseyside's success
• On the move
• 'Al fresco' procurement
  by John, Geraint
• On the move
• Transfer deals
  by Veysey, Guy
• Economy fuels pay rises for purchasing managers
  by Golder, Andrew
• Target the print markets
  by Crush, Peter
• Altiris promises improved returns for IT investment
  by Golder, Andrew
• Knowledge determines small firms' e-procurement success
• BT upgrades radio tagging system
• FSPF sub-group looks at legal services
• Costs in the round
  by Fuller, Neil
• Multiquote upgrade offers faster search for suppliers
  by Golder, Andrew
• Aggregated fares set for growth
• Self-booking tools 'make business travel cheaper'
  by Golder, Andrew
• Housing procurement under one roof
  by Arminas, David
• Earth moves for East Midlands
• Parkinson seeks to boost card use
  by O'Brien, Liam
• Exam strategy
  by Davies, Tony
• Councils fall short on savings goals
  by Arminas, David
• Breaking the habit
  by Mytton, Gareth
• Biotech firm restructures purchasing as spend soars
  by Arminas, David
• Going private
  by Binns, Simon
• IPS president TH (Haydn) Griffiths dies
• Tender touch
  by Abbiati, Paul
• George aims to boost BreconRidge in Europe
  by Arminas, David
• BA buttons down cheaper uniform
  by Golder, Andrew
• Counting the chips
  by Pomfret, David
• Managing change in Scotland
• OPINION: LETTERS
• 'Tantric' e-procurement reaches South Wales
• Contractors told to meet RMC's ethical standards
• Web links
• More firms urged to check suppliers
  by Golder, Andrew
• Damages beyond reach
  by Abbiati, Paul
• Bad Company: The Strange Cult of the CEO
  by Mytton, Gareth
• Beds & Herts set to help pass masters with exam advice
• Tech-reliant firms urged to act faster in emergencies
• Get on board
  by Caswell, Gary
• OGC director vows to keep using smaller suppliers
  by Whitehead, Mark
• Process of Internationalization, The
  by Cooke, Peter
• M&S tops social responsibility list
  by Golder, Andrew
• Flawed foundations
• Bidewell makes move from GSK to Marrakech
• Former rail chief to reveal 'painful' outsourcing lessons
• TECHNOLOGY NEWS: IN BRIEF
• Round up
• Birmingham learns outsourcing FM benefit
• New directors complete Pasa move
  by Golder, Andrew
• 'Outsource recruitment to slash unnecessary costs'
  by Golder, Andrew
• Gershon review to fuel pay boom for interim buyers
  by Golder, Andrew
• Translation company to expand online presence
  by Golder, Andrew
• Swindon learns about mess and complexity of change
• 'Dalliances' are vital, delegates told
• Web links
• Give SMEs a helping hand
  by Gozna, Margaret
• Health and efficiency
  by John, Geraint
• Business and Human Rights
  by Smith, Peter
• Major effort helps utilities conference
• TECHNOLOGY NEWS: IN BRIEF
• Indirect savings need firm direction
  by O'Brien, Liam
• In a fix over fasteners
  by Matten, Phil
• Where's the money?
  by Arminas, David

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