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  • Top 10 Most Read Headlines of 2010

    Wal-Mart cut major brand names from its shelves, pharmaceutical companies came under fire in a fish oil lawsuit, and Kraft launched a program enabling employees to use personal computers at work. Take a look back at CGT's most popular stories published in the first half of 2010.

  • Bayer Deploys Enterprise DSR

    Collaboration with key retailers using predictive analytics and optimization is expected to drive value for Bayer.

  • Experts Weigh In on IBM/Sterling Commerce Deal

    On Monday, IBM announced its intent to acquire Sterling Commerce from AT&T for approximately $1.4 billion in cash. We asked experts from IDC, Gartner and Altimeter Group to weigh in on the deals implications for IBM and consumer goods companies.

  • Kraft Foods Becomes a Data Master

    Take a lookinside Kraft Foods Inc.'s master data management journey to simplify andharmonize global business processes and enable strategic enterprise informationcapabilities.

  • IBM to Acquire Sterling Commerce from AT&T at $1.4B

    According to IBM, the combined technologies and expertise of IBM and Sterling Commerce will make business and partner networks smarter and more efficient by enabling integration beyond the enterprise.

  • Newell Rubbermaid Unlocks Business Analytics Benefits

    Newell Rubbermaid uses analytics from SAP to optimize procurement, reduce inventory and ensure compliance across the company.

  • Top Supply Chain and IT Investments

    A new IDC Insights survey reveals that improving product quality is the most important supply chain initiative in 2010. Find out what else manufacturers and retailers identified as their top initiatives and investments.

  • SAP to Acquire Sybase

    SAP and Sybase aim to help companies manage and analyze business information and processes on any device.

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