Mar 12, 2003 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX)
The switch by Australian companies to Internet ordering systems is being driven by customer demand. Dowd Corporation, for example, which supplies corporate apparel, made the change because the requirements of its customers, which include National Australia Bank, Westpac Bank and Australia Post. Electronic procurement generally is becoming more widespread. In addition, Australian companies are turning to third-party logistics suppliers to organise ordering and distribution, sharing information electronically on a level not seen previously.
Publication Date: 13 March 2003
DOWD CORPORATION: YAKKA PTY LTD: IBM CORPORATION: CSC CONSULTING PTY LTD: DAWSON CONSULTING: BOOZ-ALLEN AND HAMILTON INCORPORATED: MANHATTAN ASSOCIATES: WOOLWORTHS LIMITED - ASX WOW: FOSTER'S GROUP LIMITED - ASX FGL: INCITEC LIMITED - ASX ICT: LION NATHAN LIMITED - ASX LNN
By Mark Lawson
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