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Subject: December 2001 ECMgt.com: Year-end 2001 in Review
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  • Haht Integrates, Analyzes Demand Plans
  • Shipping Just Gets Harder for E-tailers
  • Manufacturer Takes Auctions In-House
  • Rival retail exchanges working on common standards
  • Fast, Focused, and Flexible
  • Drumroll, Please: Siebel 7 Is Here
  • B2B Grows With the Information Flow
  • Qualcomm, Eutalsat Team on Fleet Management
  • Web-enabling Supply Chain Logistics
  • B2B E-Commerce Takes a Global View, Cautiously
  • IBM Hardware, Software Initiative Targets Mid-market
  • Packager Readies Private Hub
  • Newgistics Gears Up To Deliver Many Happy Returns
  • Moneris, Wildcard Partner on Wireless POS
  • HP, i2: SRM Is to B2B as CRM Is to B2C
  • Start-up helps carriers keep customers
  • Convergys Enlists Allies To Boost Billing App
  • One Quick Hit at a Time
  • Competitors Rail Against Alleged SBC Abuses
  • B2B Leaders Turn to Collaboration
  • B2B Exchanges Still Working Out Kinks
  • Progress Slow on Supply Chain Projects

Haht Integrates, Analyzes Demand Plans
An upgrade to Haht Commerce Inc.'s demand management software provides the functionality manufactures need to reduce the complexity of coordinating and managing their customer-facing business processes across channels.

Shipping Just Gets Harder for E-tailers
The threat of anthrax in post offices is just one of many shipping concerns facing consumers and e-tailers.

Manufacturer Takes Auctions In-House
Airplane ejection seat manufacturer Martin-Baker is bucking the trend of having an auction service provider or e-marketplace do the dirty work, choosing instead to run its B2B auctions in-house.

Rival retail exchanges working on common standards
By 2003, GlobalNetXchange and the Worldwide Retail Exchange, two competing retail industry marketplaces, plan to push their catalog providers to use a common set of data standards.

Fast, Focused, and Flexible
Focusing on core competencies and leveraging partner abilities can drive business success

Drumroll, Please: Siebel 7 Is Here
After months of anticipation, after announcements by more than 100 vendors that they are fully prepared to support this new software product, Siebel Systems has shipped the seventh major release of Siebel eBusiness Applications.

B2B Grows With the Information Flow
Most business-to-business e-commerce technologies focus on automating the physical aspects of a company's fulfillment and order functions.

Qualcomm, Eutalsat Team on Fleet Management
Five-year pact for European satellite-based tracking system.

IBM Hardware, Software Initiative Targets Mid-market
As part of its strategy to reach the small and mid-sized market with integrated offerings, IBM and Intentia announced a combined hardware and software offering designed to reduce the cost of collaborative e-business.

Web-enabling Supply Chain Logistics
Four new Web-based applications for supply chain management allow manufacturers and suppliers to square up on logistics management while collaborating on real-time orders, production and quality control testing.

B2B E-Commerce Takes a Global View, Cautiously
While consumers tread lightly when it comes to conducting international e-commerce, businesses have begun to use the Web to erase borders and streamline their global operations.

Packager Readies Private Hub
Diversified manufacturer Owens-Illinois Inc. early next year will flip the switch on a private online marketplace through which it will do business with both suppliers and customers.

Newgistics Gears Up To Deliver Many Happy Returns
Supply chain vendor Newgistics has announced the availability of a returns management application for multichannel retailers.

Moneris, Wildcard Partner on Wireless POS
Pilots under way in several Canadian cities with Domino's Pizza and Motorola Canada.

HP, i2: SRM Is to B2B as CRM Is to B2C
Hewlett-Packard and i2 Technologies have formed an agreement to develop supplier relationship management tools for private marketplaces, based on i2's supply chain collaboration product.

Start-up helps carriers keep customers
Backed by $90 million in venture capital, 3-year-old Telephia aims to be to wireless carriers what Nielsen is to TV networks: a key source of timely market intelligence.

Convergys Enlists Allies To Boost Billing App
Convergys has launched a program designed to improve the performance of its billing and CRM products and services by enlisting the help of independent software makers.

One Quick Hit at a Time
Using portal technology can help you extract value from your supply chain one step at a time.

Competitors Rail Against Alleged SBC Abuses
An ever-expanding list of abuses has forced the Competitive Local Exchange Carriers Association of Michigan to file a complaint over supposed unfair and monopolistic practices of SBC Communications.

B2B Leaders Turn to Collaboration
Though three erstwhile leaders in the business-to-business arena have been bloodied by the souring economy and dying dot-coms, all are forging ahead with new software to revitalize their platforms.

B2B Exchanges Still Working Out Kinks
Most companies that have joined business-to-business (B2B) exchanges - portals designed to link suppliers and manufacturers via the Internet express disappointment with the results.

Progress Slow on Supply Chain Projects
Supply chain managers at some companies said their automation projects are being slowed by problems such as inadequate IT resources and hesitation on the part of suppliers.

 

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