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Thursday, November 8, 2007 -- A Food Logistics Magazine interactive newsletter

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Special Report: Comparing ERP WMS Functionality to Best-of-Breed Solutions

The fact is, there are critical differences between the warehouse management functionality contained as a component of an ERP system and the functionality of a stand-alone, best-of-breed WMS. This free special report, entitled “ERP Versus WMS: The True Functionality Gaps,” reveals the critical decision factors every supply chain professional must consider when comparing these two very different options for optimal warehouse management efficiency.

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Slade Gorton - Solving Today's Needs and Investing for Future Growth

Event Date: November 15, 2007, 02:00 PM EST

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News Headlines


Cargill Recalls Ground Beef Due To E. Coli Threat
More than a million pounds recalled.

European Retailer Albert Hein Selects Voxware
Project represents largest-ever deployment of voice in the Netherlands.

GMA Embraces Mandatory Recall Authority For FDA
Trade association welcomes calls for more resources.

ARI Envirofleet Team Joins With U.S. EPA Smartway Transport
First fleet management company to become SmartWay affiliate.

Wawa Improves Delivery Operations with Descartes’ Intelligent AVL Service
Better able to manage driver overtime.

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