Manhattan Associates News

Wesupply, the emerging leader in On Demand Supply Chain Management is delighted to announce Oliver Cooper as a new non-executive member of its Board of Directors.

Global supply chain optimization provider Manhattan Associates, Inc. today announced that third-party logistics provider Travis Association for the Blind, also known as Austin Lighthouse, has selected ...

To: TECHNOLOGY EDITORS Contact: Jane Howell, Principal, Marketing, Global Business Solutions Group, +1-781-631-1321, jhowell24@csc.com, of CSC; or Will Haraway, Senior Manager, Media Relations of Manhattan ...

Supply Chain Management Review Magazine has organized a new Webinar on the subject of green supply chain management.

Cartonization, store ready pallets and trailer optimization are three of the load building processes that you can automate for efficiency.

SAP is leading the $6bn per year supply chain management software market which is growing at 17 per cent per annum, according to analyst Gartner.

Survey shows companies are developing corporate sustainability plans, but they expect a return on their environmentally friendly investments.

AL Systems, the leading provider of solutions to increase the flow of merchandise through distribution centers, global supply chain optimization provider Manhattan Associates, Inc.

“My main focus will be to ensure that the right resources and strategies are in place to accelerate value creation for our shareholders, customers and employees. I will take aggressive action to move Simtrol forward.”

Simtrol Inc. has named Manhattan Associates veteran Oliver M. Cooper III president and CEO. via Atlanta Business Chronicle

Simtrol , a developer of software for device management, has hired management veteran Oliver Cooper III as its chief executive officer. via Local Tech Wire

Global supply chain optimization provider Manhattan Associates, Inc. today announced that over 50 customers will present ideas and strategies during Momentum 2008 on May 18-21 at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort ... via Earth Times

“If I were a retailer, I would look at purchase history to identify if there are patterns emerging in customer behavior and use that to make decision on what to promote”

New survey data released by Retail Systems Research and Manhattan Associates Inc. via DM News

Rick ' s Cabaret International, Inc. has named Nestor Yumiguano as Executive Chef of the Steakhouse at Rick ' s Cabaret, its adult nightclub at 50 West 33 rd Street in Manhattan. via Business Wire

“We are very selective and we've been waiting for you!”

Maybe it was the drugs, but one night during my recent hospital sojourn I came up with a novel idea. via Chattanoogan.com

“Earnings estimate revisions are the most powerful force impacting stock prices.”

Every day on Zacks.com, four stock picks are made based on criteria for the each of the four main styles of investing: Aggressive Growth, Growth & Income, Momentum and Value. via PR-inside.com

Manhattan Associates got a jolt higher when it easily exceeded estimates in the first quarter. via Seeking Alpha

“A lot of the research that guided public radio's direction in the last 30 years focused on us discovering a niche we could serve and serve well”

PUBLIC radio is drawing its largest audience ever, some 28 million listeners nationwide each week. via New York Times

“And they were told that these securities were indeed safe and liquid, when they were in fact prone to the credit market crisis and highly illiquid.”

Citi, Deutsche, JPMorgan Chase, Merrill, Morgan Stanley, UBS named in the suits A spate of class actions involving auction rate securities may be behind an expected rise in securities class actions this year. via InvestmentNews

Spring is traditionally the busiest time of the year for real estate professionals. via Realtor Magazine

Among the earnings stories for Tuesday, April 22, from AP Financial News: NEW YORK Showing few signs of being affected by a slowing economy, AT&T Inc.'s first-quarter earnings rose 22 percent on strong growth ... via International Business Times