Theme: Outsourcing E-Commerce
is Becoming Popular
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 ToC - Harley-Davidson
To Deploy Internet Procurement System
- Wells Fargo To Test Web Procurement
System
- IBM, i2 Form Supply-Chain Alliance
- Clarus
Changes E-Procurement Rules
- E-Procurement With A Twist -- Free
Trade Zone Locates Hard-To-Find Goods
---- Harley-Davidson
To Deploy Internet Procurement System
Motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson
Inc. will deploy Oracle's Internet Procurement software in an effort to meld all
its procurement processes, including domestic manufacturing and non-production-related
purchasing operations, into a single, automated system used to manage nearly $1
billion in materials and services purchases. Wells
Fargo To Test Web Procurement System
Wells Fargo & Co. this week will
become the second major financial-services company to unveil a Web procurement
service for its business customers. The bank views the as- yet-unnamed service
as a way to leverage electronic commerce to expand relationships with its small
and midsize business customers, which number in the millions. IBM,
i2 Form Supply-Chain Alliance
IBM and supply-chain management vendor i2
Technologies yesterday disclosed a joint marketing, sales, and development alliance.
IBM will sell i2's Rhythm suite through its global direct sales force in combination
with IBM platform products, system integration services, and E- commerce software.
In addition, IBM plans to set up global centers of excellence to explain the value
of supply-chain technology. Clarus
Changes E-Procurement Rules
Just when you thought buyers and sellers
were in agreement on the best way to handle Web procurement, along comes a renegade.
E-Procurement
With A Twist -- Free Trade Zone Locates Hard-To-Find Goods
In the electronics
industry, it can take a manufacturer weeks just to find the parts it needs, let
alone price and purchase them. But IBM and PartMiner Inc. are working on a new
e-procurement service that will help electronics manufacturers. ###
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