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SUPPLY CHAINMaking It in ChinaChina is not for everyone, because of the high logistical costs of getting products into, around and out of the mainland. Here's how to figure out if and how China should be in your company's future.BY CHRISTOPHER KOCHhttp://www.cio.com/archive/101505/china.html?action=printBribes and Payoffs—Oh, My!When you do business in China, it pays to remember that you're not

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Who Knows Whom, And Who Knows What?Employees' personal connections can be as valuable as their individual knowledge base. Social network analysis, or SNA, helps maximize a company's collective smarts.BY SUSANNAH PATTONAt first glance, it looked like your typical networking event. Three hundred research scientists from packaged-food giant Mars gathered in a Las Vegas ballroom last June, wearing

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Web servicesfrom TechEncyclopedia (http://www.techweb.com)Web-based applications that dynamically interact with other Web applications using open standards that include XML, UDDI and SOAP. Such applications typically run behind the scenes, one program "talking to" another (server to server). Microsoft's .NET and Sun's Sun ONE (J2EE) are the major development platforms that natively support these

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February 03, 2006 Google, VW Developing In-Car Navigation SystemBy Antone GonsalvesCourtesy of TechWeb News Google Inc. and Volkswagen of America Inc. are developing an in-car navigation system that displays a photo-quality view of a route, instead of the typical line drawings found in current systems.Graphics chipmaker Nvidia Corp. is also part of the project, which has produced a prototype that

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Videoconferencing Kept Lord of Rings on TrackJanuary 14, 2006By Mel Duvallhttp://www.baselinemag.com/print_article2/0,1217,a=169594,00.aspIn the pitch-black night of the New Zealand winter, Duncan Nimmo, information technology manager of 3Foot6 Ltd., and his two-man crew hoisted heavy equipment—including spools of military-grade fiber-optic cable, a battery pack, wireless computer modem and an

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Videoconferencing Kept Lord of Rings on TrackJanuary 14, 2006By Mel DuvallIn the pitch-black night of the New Zealand winter, Duncan Nimmo, information technology manager of 3Foot6 Ltd., and his two-man crew hoisted heavy equipment—including spools of military-grade fiber-optic cable, a battery pack, wireless computer modem and an eight-foot-high antenna—up Mount Ruapehu in Tongariro National

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Kimberly-Clark Believes in the Future of RFIDDecember 27, 2005By Michael Fitzgerald, ExtremeTechhttp://www.cioinsight.com/print_article2/0,1217,a=167935,00.aspSomeday in the not-so-distant future, when you buy a box of Kleenex at the local pharmacy, it will trigger a chain reaction of events that will result, ultimately, in a tree being harvested in Canada. Call it the RFID Effect.While not quite

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In E-commerce, Small is the New BigJanuary 6, 2006By Debra D'AgostinoIn January 2003, Jim Cantalupo, then the CEO of McDonald's Corp., found himself in unfamiliar territory. For the first time in 47 years, the $19 billion burger company had posted a quarterly loss. Consumers were fed up with the long lines and lousy service, and Cantalupo admitted in his annual letter to shareholders that "

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webmonkey/multimedia/BitTorrent Client Shootoutby Michael CaloreOver the past year or two, I have received a small flood of e-mail from readers asking about BitTorrent. Specifically, they want to know what it is, which clients are best and where to go to find the freshest torrents.But what the vast majority of readers want to know is how to download files over BitTorrent. That's a question I can

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Wikis At WorkWikis can bring a sense of involvement and innovation to an organization – if they're implemented wisely. Here's how Nokia, the Canadian Meteorological Center, and Angel.com are putting wikis to work.By Ezra Goodnoe, InternetWeek -->Feb. 3, 2006 URL: http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=178601923 As interest in Web 2.0 picks up speed, the development and

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