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Logistics consultants or freight brokers a thing of the past? (17/02/2006)

... adding, not just the rates.“Standardisation is also key to the reduced rates, we work with standard base documents, databases, standardised ways of working with supplier, pre-set KPI, and volume rates by representing multiple businesses, then ...

Data mining product will boost fraud detection (15/02/2006)

... power will be maximised by Clementine's 360-degree view of the customer, incorporating information from databases, text documents, surveys and Web site behaviour.With Clementine 10, data mining applications can be managed and processes ...

Data management and collaboration software (14/02/2006)

... enterprise, removing the customer burden of synchronising multiple workgroup and enterprise data management systems and databases.* Engineering process improvements to support rapid configuration of lifecycle, change management and revise ...

RFID: bringing mobility into the warehouse (13/02/2006)

... act of moving the item throughout the warehouse automatically triggers the reading of these tags and the updating of databases,” Ramadan told Manufacturers’ Monthly.This benefit is further enhanced by the recent increase in power levels to ...

Power supply equipment for small networks (3/02/2006)

... power conservation as less critical devices can be powered off to allow others more run-time. Power-up sequences for databases and servers can be carried out when recovering from prolonged outages. Batteries can be exchanged from the front with no ...

Police Officers Go Digital (19/01/2006)

... other file data. It works with AirVisual Inc.'s IntelliViewer Mobile Command System, which also provides links to other databases.To help officers view this video data, Digital Ally Inc. of Leawood, KS has developed a rear view mirror ...

Change Management for Consistency, Compliance (19/01/2006)

... plant location due to increased production demands. This location brews more than a dozen brands of beer—managing many databases on the plant's PLC network is no small task.Looking for a better way to move information through the plant and ...

In search of cool computing (19/01/2006)

... to attain high ILP. In doing so, the designs ignore the main characteristic of commercial applications (that is, large databases and CRM): They are rich in threads but poor in ILP. As a result, this strategy continues down the path of poorly ...

Many a conflicting priority (18/01/2006)

... MaxDB, is being used in more than 6,000 SAP installations. A 2004 study by Boston-based AMR Research on open-source databases predicted that they would gain widespread acceptance by 2006. Its survey of more than 140 IT professionals found ...

Strategize at the source (18/01/2006)

... interacting software agents enables more flexibility to interoperate and collaborate across diverse applications, databases, and business processesReal-time modeling: Allows modeling the impact of marketplace and global supply chain changes, ...

Intermediate Consumers (17/01/2006)

... system, in Yahoo! or Google, in an RSS aggregator, or in a university portal? Perhaps we offer a search of individual databases, or a single search across multiple sources. How do we communicate what is being offered? We may want to offer an ...

Many Vendors, One Face (17/01/2006)

... new. We were only asking to take some of what they had already done.And you weren't asking for their entire databases but rather weekly streams of new titles?Actually, we were only asking for an electronic version of the paper slips each ...

Engineering's Indispensable Tool (17/01/2006)

... continues, despite concerns about online security fanned by recent instances of hacker intrusions into the online databases of such companies as LexisNexis, ChoicePoint, and Bank of America. "I am no more concerned about online purchases than I am ...

Core wars (17/01/2006)

... basis for its software. But other major software vendors, most notably those that have sold big enterprise databases to the RISC and UNIX space, such as Oracle, have traditionally licensed on a per-core basis. Many of those companies are expected ...

The Next Stage of Supply Chain Excellence (16/01/2006)

... gaps. The maturation of the Internet as a business tool allows companies to integrate software applications and databases with business processes, according to the recent Supply Chain Top 25 report from AMR Research. The research firm notes that ...

... impossible to design in a vacuum, and the move is toward collaboration between designers since they generate the databases, the maskmakers who take the data and convert it into an actual physical object, and companies that build the inspection ...

Automation (16/01/2006)

... faults from thousands of data points collected from plant systems, historians, field sensor networks, and other plant databases. It continuously monitors, troubleshoots, and maintains control loops, field devices, and process-based ...

New management solutions untangle storage networks (13/01/2006)

... a Windows-based environment.TotalStorage, a Web-based system, supports heterogeneous environments and most leading databases. It also allows IT centers to charge individual departments for the amount of storage they actually use.Lezwijn ...

Simplify the complicated (13/01/2006)

... on the market, along with a set of intuitive tools just about anyone can handle.At their most basic level, all databases are designed to perform the same task: store information. What differentiates one database from the next is the method in ...

Trucking industry challenges fingerprint checks (13/01/2006)

... hazardous materials to furnish their fingerprints so they could be checked against criminal history and terrorist databases. As of May 31, current hazmat drivers also must undergo fingerprint-based background checks when they renew or transfer ...

Don't retire those mainframes yet (13/01/2006)

... from their shortfalls."Many executives realize that the proliferation of IT applications, hardware platforms, databases, and even physical geographies across enterprises makes it difficult to integrate data," Friedman says. "As companies adopt ...

Application router meets straightforward data transformation needs (13/01/2006)

... mapping data structures, Cast Iron's router supports interfaces to SAP, PeopleSoft, Oracle, and Siebel; all major SDQL databases; and document formats such as XML, EDI, RosettaNet, and UCCnet.Cast Iron will take advantage of commodity hardware ...

Filling the Niches in Candidates for Protein-Protein Interactions (13/01/2006)

... that about half the SMPPIIs and a handful of their protein-protein interaction targets were covered among three vendor databases: Chemical Diversity, Maybridge, and Asinex, which together cover more than 500,000 compounds. The analysis suggests ...

A primer on profitable pricing (13/01/2006)

... supply.Execution. High-performing companies do several things well when it comes to optimizing price. Most maintain databases of competitors' prices, as well as databases that record their own pricing moves and the impact of pricing changes on ...

LTX Signs OEM Deal with Galaxy Semi (13/01/2006)

... they will be able to perform correlation and acceptance reports in minutes, without having to write scripts, maintain databases or learn complex ...

IBM integrates Trigo's PIM with WebSphere (13/01/2006)

... to unstructured data to provide information on product attributes, or links to documentation that might not reside in ...

Not Just Language (13/01/2006)

... the way we do things. The growth of the enterprise business software market proves that broadening your view beyond databases and software for functional silos can create tremendous value for the customer and accelerate growth within an ...

Salvage deleted files at no cost (11/01/2006)

... providing recovery solutions for most Microsoft Office applications, Outlook and Exchange email management systems and databases including SQL Server, Oracle and ...

High speed quantum computing a step nearer (11/01/2006)

... large numbers, and therefore extremely useful for encoding and decoding information and for searching very large databases in a fraction of the time that it would take a conventional computer.It should be pointed out that quantum computing is ...

Book It (10/01/2006)

... spot suspicious behavior.Wired networks are increasing as well. Card catalogs have been replaced by computerized databases in most libraries today. Additionally, libraries have become the only place where some area residents can access the ...