Spot Check by One Observer Finds Wide Range of Inventory and Placement at Wal-Mart Stores; RFID to the Rescue

Auto ID Center Saw Low Prices Spurring Widespread Adoption, and Higher Prices More Modest Application Growth - Looks Like the More Constrained View was Accurate

The British Are Coming (And They Are Bringing Food); Drug Stores Are Big with Consumers; Tons of Movement at the Port of Savannah; Voice-Directed Picking Leads to Improvement in Order Picking Productivity

Most Recent Port Tracker Report finds Smooth Sailing from Long Beach to Savannah, though European Ports are Jammed; Temporary Condition, or Brief Respite from the Storm?

Real Issue or Paranoia, as Philadelphia Woman Says Dog is Dead?

Part of Continuing Effort to Tailor Stores to Local Requirements; Can Wal-Mart Rekindle Growth by Gaining Traction in Urban Markets? What Will the New Supply Chain Requirements Be?

This Week: RFID is Big in China; There are Always a Few That Just Don't Get It; Repair to Nation's Infrastructure Won't Be Cheap; Shipping Costs Make Steel a Heavy Load to Bear

Customer Product-Action Matrix Provides Tool to Help Rationalize Service Policies, Focus on Highly Proftable Customers and SKUs

Long Standing Relationship with TI will Change; Supply Chain Risk is Reduced, but Will Component Costs Rise or Fall?

As Share Price Tanks Again, Many are Wondering What Happened to Super-Secret Effort; Inevitable Loss of Supply Chain Power?