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RFID Viruses Hit Airwaves
By Andrew Conry-Murray
Researchers have created a proof-of-concept virus that propagates over IT. Just don't expect your local Wal-Mart's supply chain to disappear anytime soon. Also, find out what NWC readers say is the biggest hurdle to implementing VoIP. —Network Computing

Supply Chain Management Papers
Free white papers, reports, and webinars from the Intelligent Enterprise Research Library.

Market Analysis: Supply Chain Management
By Lori MacVittie
Companies working with razor-thin margins and just-in-time parts deliveries have little room for error. Unfortunately, these supply chains are often incomplete and lacking good communication. In our analysis, we illustrate the savings an optimized supply chain can provide. —Network Computing

Supply Chain Management Papers
Free white papers, reports, and webinars from the Intelligent Enterprise Research Library.

RFID Makes Waves
No budding information technology has caught the public's attention—both positively and negatively—like radio frequency identification. —Network Computing

Workshop: Get Ready for the RFID Wave
Think you're ready for RFID? It's a lot more than slapping tags on your products and pallets. To get the most out of RFID in-house as well as for your suppliers, perform a detailed assessment of your business processes and supply chain. —Network Computing

Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply
UK-based nonprofit serving the purchasing and supply profession.

CommerceNet
Non-profit membership organization meeting the evolving needs of companies
implementing e-commerce.

Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
An association for individuals involved in supply chain management, CSCMP provides educational, career development, and networking opportunities to its over 10,000 members and to the entire profession.

Stanford Global Supply Chain Management Forum
A Stanford University research institute in partnership with industry, the School of Engineering, and Graduate School of Business that advances the theory and practice of excellence in global supply chain management.

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