 | After Letting Inventories Get out of Control in 2004-2006, Retail Giant Put on Breaks and Droves Huge Increases in Free Cash Flow |
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| We Track Key Milestones and Events from June 2003 to Last Week |
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| From Initial Announcement in June 2003 to Procter and Gamble Pull Out of Display Tagging Last Week, We Review Key Announcements and Events |
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| EPC Success Requires "Deep Levels of Collaboration," P&G Says; Co-Packers Sending Back the Gear
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| Sam's Club Drops Compliance Fines for Lack of Pallet Tagging to Just 12 Cents; Did it Reach Its Own Tipping Point?
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| Operational Improvements and Recession Fuel Bentonville Resurgence
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| Meeting with 1000 Suppliers in China; Reaction to Various Quality and Safety Issues over Last Few Years
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| Solving the Asian Sourcing Tagging Issue is Key to RFID Growth; Metro Provided Supplier Tags in 2007 Pilot
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| Auto ID Labs Co-Founder has Heart in Right Place, but the Wal-Mart Story Just Is Not Right |
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| Now that Wal-Mart has revamped its RFID strategy, is it time to take a look at what went wrong to begin with? The warning signs of a flawed strategy were there all along, but even those who thoughts so at the time were reluctant to speak up. But we identify some lessons learned. |
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