808 results on '"Blanchard, David"'
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152. Low-Level Convergence and the Prediction of Convective Precipitation in South Florida.
153. Déjà vu all over again: AAAI ’98 Madison, Wisconsin, USA 26–30 July 1998
154. Reverse Transfer Students in an Urban Postsecondary System in Oregon
155. Swinging for the fences: ASW Global earns respect by the way it performs for its customers
156. Leaning in the right direction
157. A Baseline Climatology of Sounding-Derived Supercell andTornado Forecast Parameters
158. Variability of Storm-Relative Helicity during VORTEX
159. Financial firms mortgage their futures on expert systems
160. Integrating multimedia with expert systems
161. IntelliCorp, James Martin team up
162. Mazda provides a smoth, fuzzy ride
163. Train of events: the economic slump has proven to be a boon for the railroads
164. Upgrading the supply chain: how a small manufacturer consolidated suppliers and improved its product
165. Logistics on a bumpy road to recovery: supply chains are being redefined as a reaction to the recession. Are you prepared for a recovery?
166. How to develop a supply chain-Friendly network: scenario planning considerations can be just as important as location
167. Do's and don'ts on managing risk in the supply chain
168. Short-term strategies are in vogue in 2009: cost management projects supersede long-term IT implementations
169. 'Green' supply chain movement: hits a speed bump: very few companies are actively pursuing sustainability initiatives
170. Portrait of best-in-class warehouse management: optimizing warehouse management often involves an automation strategy
171. The road to recovery goes through IT: companies look to IT departments to improve their operational efficiency
172. Who's buying supply chain solutions?
173. Green manufacturing
174. Aloha, RFID: Hawaiin farms launch a food traceability program Based on RFID technology
175. Lean you can believe in: the hits just keep on coming for manufacturers but don't give up on continuous improvement
176. A new generation of RFID
177. It budgets are sliding, but not drastically
178. Achieving competitive excellence: continuous improvement is UTEC's 'ACE in the hole.'
179. Top 10 supply chain software vendors
180. Big shifts underway in transportation
181. Manufacturers are bearish on the economy: freight volumes are expected to decline in 2009
182. 10 supply chain initiatives to survive and thrive in this downturn
183. In the rotation: Nordson Swainsboro enables continuous improvement through its cross-training program
184. Inegrated intelligence for manufacturing
185. Adam Osborne founds Noetics Software
186. A look at virtual reality
187. Multimedia products proliferate
188. IntelliCorp, KnowledgeWare cancel merger
189. Expert system clears up network faults
190. Neural network lends an ear
191. Neural networks at the crossroads
192. Citibank relies on expert system for 'help'
193. Rebuilding the manufacturing industry: AMT's Bob Simpson believes manufacturing's most pressing need right now is attracting more young people
194. Answering the call: manufacturers keep finding a way to get the job done, no matter what
195. How perfect is a perfect order? Supply chain groups collaborate on a new set of performance metrics
196. A healthier supply chain
197. IBM unveils global supply chain hub in Ireland: facility was designed with green strategies in mind
198. You can't slow down the supply chain: manufacturers are responding to high fuel prices by restructuring their logistics operations
199. An American daydream: since neither presidential candidate has much interest in the manufacturing industry, we'll have to resort to a bit of wishful thinking instead
200. A greener set of supply chain KPIs
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