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Issue 26 March/April 2003

News

Broadband 'will stimulate more online sales' - report (Mar/Apr 2003)

Broadband brings track and trace to Palletways customers (Mar/Apr 2003)

Simply outsources TV shopping fulfilment (Mar/Apr 2003)

War fears 'have been driving shoppers online' (Mar/Apr 2003)

'Best of breed' home delivery network launched (Mar/Apr 2003)

Lynx links with RedCats for courier deliveries (Mar/Apr 2003)

Consumer power could mean more returns (Mar/Apr 2003)

Tablogix launches reverse logistics system (Mar/Apr 2003)

Lynx expands, steps up B2C operations (Mar/Apr 2003)

Business Post reinforces Collectpoint partnership (Mar/Apr 2003)

New 'big boys' toys' Web site outsources from the start (Mar/Apr 2003)

RFID to the fore as Manhattan manoeuvres to spearhead adoption (Mar/Apr 2003)

UK for Highjump (Mar/Apr 2003)

Systems suppliers acknowledge tough market conditions (Mar/Apr 2003)

Supplier management from Finmatica Mercia (Mar/Apr 2003)

Commerce One majors on collaboration (Mar/Apr 2003)

LIS targets high-tech suppliers, 3PLs (Mar/Apr 2003)

AquiTec adds Web-enabled warehousing (Mar/Apr 2003)

Mandata links traffic management and tracking (Mar/Apr 2003)

E-fulfilment sorter that can also handle bigger items (Mar/Apr 2003)

High-speed garment sorter on the way (Mar/Apr 2003)

Symbol and Printronix develop Web-enabled printer (Mar/Apr 2003)

Scotts of Stow equips new warehouses (Mar/Apr 2003)

Nexus rolls out as Fleet Log goes 'always on' (Mar/Apr 2003)

Track your team by mobile phone (Mar/Apr 2003)

Voice and data terminal (Mar/Apr 2003)

Tracking system from Skillweb (Mar/Apr 2003)

Mapping for the future (Mar/Apr 2003)

Features

Carriers keep pushing the envelope (Mar/Apr 2003)

Prolog for the main attraction (Mar/Apr 2003)

The art of getting it there: Are fulfilment and e-fulfilment the same? (Mar/Apr 2003)

The Mechanics of Making it Happen: State your case (Mar/Apr 2003)

Contact centres - using technology to keep customers coming back (Mar/Apr 2003)

Solutions for mid-sized businesses - IBM (Mar/Apr 2003)