Will new approach to supply chain application development be a magic bullet, or is it just another overhyped technology?

Users will Move from a "Periscope" to "Sonar," According to SCDigest's Mark Fralick

New Study from Wharton Finds Better Store Execution May be Easier Place to Start than Sophisticated Planning, RFID

Most companies must make major strides to realize the full potential of globalization, research finds; the report's valuable Diagnostic Tool helps companies assess where they stand versus the potential in technology and process

Interest in supply chain technology developments is growing, ARC Advisory Group study finds: executives keen to understand emerging software trends, relook at optimization technologies

Sir Terry Leahy sees opportunity in simplifying life for shoppers, supporting interest in "green" and healthy products; consumer "trust" is also increasingly important

In a move to spur growth, Wal-Mart segments its customers into three primary groups based on purchasing patterns

Will today's RFID chip makers want to be in a commodity market for basic EPC tags?

Did you submit your entry for Supply Chain Digest's Transportation Challenges Acronym contest? We received more than 350 entries, from the interesting to the ridiculous. See which ones you like, and who won our nice prize. Also, we like "transportunities."

The Hartman Group's analysis shows the tug-of-war between branded manufacturers and retailers is likely to increase; Wal-Mart's efforts gain strength; new supply chain competencies required by retailers.