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Descartes Acquires Oz Development Inc.
Descartes Systems Group has acquired Oz Development Inc., a U.S.-based provider of application integration services.
Mobile ID Services to Protect Data - and Generate $700M Yearly for Operators, Study Claims
Mobile network operators will generate an additional $700m annually by 2020 from new universal log-in and mobile identity services - from a base of just $20m this year, according to Juniper Research.
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Do Your Separate Business Units Collaborate – or Look Like Keystone Kops?
A sales manager recently spoke about an embarrassing scene that unfolded before an important client meeting. "Two teams from our firm were waiting in the lobby when the client walked in, and the groups didn't recognize each other. What a contradiction of our promise to provide integrated solutions! We looked like the Keystone Kops."
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Dematic Agrees to Acquire Reddwerks
Dematic, a supplier of automated technology, software and services for logistics and material handling for e-commerce, apparel, retail and general-merchandise supply chains, has agreed to acquire Reddwerks Corp., a vendor of warehouse execution software.
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viastore Launches SAP Supply-Chain Execution Implementation Practice
viastore, a vendor of material-handling automation systems and software, has begun an SAP implementation practice in North America.
Mobile Point-of-Sale Systems Could Exceed 54 Million Unites in 2019
The last decade has seen many technological advancements in known payment environments. The introduction of point-of-sale systems has changed payment experiences by replacing cash registers in many scenarios. Credit cards have become a preferred mode of payment and more merchants are working toward accepting them.
7-Eleven Delivers Late-Night Snacks to College Dorms
7-Eleven is finding a new way to serve late-night munchies to the college crowd by partnering with Tapingo to deliver to college campuses.
How Ethical, Sustainable Supply Chains Lead to Competitive Advantage
Operating ethically and operating profitably are no longer mutually exclusive concepts. Leading companies are "walking the walk," balancing the goal of achieving profitability with gaining social and environmental advantages.
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Cost, Not Quick Delivery, Uppermost in Minds of Those Buying Online, Report Finds
While more peak-season shopping will likely be done online this year than ever before in North America, one of the most important factors in a shopper's decision to use the web will be cost rather than speed of delivery, according to a consumer survey conducted by Canadian parcel and freight service Purolator International, along with the Stony Brook University Center for Survey Research.
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Realizing Potential of Streamlined Quote-to-Cash Process
Industrial buyers have long needed to negotiate the specifications and prices for key purchases. Now, more than ever, consumers expect a personalized experience from product configuration all the way through fulfillment preferences. It is not surprising, therefore, that organizations today are facing increasing challenges with the management of their quote-to-cash (Q2C) process. These challenges include the ability to deal with the intricacy of personalized product offerings as well the complexity of the fulfillment processes and closing out the transaction through the settlement process. By embracing and streamlining the Q2C process, organizations can create strong customer loyalty and increase the bottom line.
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Significant Numbers of European Consumers Find Buying Directly From Manufacturer to Be Attractive Option
More than two-fifths (42 percent) of European adults have bought products directly from a manufacturer in the last 12 months, according to the JDA Manufacturing Pulse Report, which surveyed 6,146 adults online across the UK, Germany, France and Sweden.
RFID Tags, Readers ID Locations of Thousands of Workers at Giant Chinese Nuclear Power Plant
The Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant, part of the China National Nuclear Corp., has deployed a system that uses passive ultrahigh-frequency RFID tags and readers to identify the locations of thousands of workers, according to zone, as well as help locate individuals in the event of an emergency and prevent anyone from entering unauthorized areas.
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