Today, shippers don't have to buy their own TMS. They have the next step in the evolution of software as a service (Saas)-Managed TMS®. This new category combines TMS software and managed services, allowing shippers to retain strategic control over their transportation networks and obtain immediate and sustained savings.

Boise, Inc. wanted their TMS to improve on time performance and manage costs. But they were surprised at how quickly they achieved their goals Get the full story about how they used TMC's Managed TMS® service to boost their brand and develop other efficiencies that surpassed their expectations.

You want supply chain savings. Where should you start to reap the most savings for the least amount of effort? Review this list of tasks that you could perform to save money, and find out which tasks typically are easiest to do while producing big savings.

You can find plenty of cautionary tales about outsourcing that didn't work. But you can take steps to ensure that your own TMS experience is a success story. Use these 8 points to know what's required to source, implement, and manage an outsource relationship and create your own success story.

There are opportunities all around the world for the taking-if you have the transportation and logistics moxie to capitalize on them. Whether you have global operations now or are considering it, use this white paper to find out if your company has what it takes go to global.

Custom malware frequently goes undetected. According to Forrester Research, the best way to reduce risk of breach is to deploy file integrity monitoring (FIM) tools that provide immediate alerts. This white paper has been brought to you by NetIQ, the leader in solving complex IT challenges.

Download this webcast to learn about the design considerations for virtualizing SQL workloads, performance and scalability information and high-availability options, as well as support considerations

Many enterprises have discovered that the use of virtualization to support desktop workloads creates a range of significant benefits. These benefits include price efficiencies, improved IT management and greater agility and choice for end users.

This VMware sponsored webcast with IDC will provide both quantitative measurement of the business value -- defined as the expected ROI -- and qualitative analysis associated with the use of VMware View™. IDC will also provide an analysis of the View Composer and ThinApp™ features of VMware View, including the business value of these solutions and an overview of how they work.

Attend this webcast to learn about:
- Challenges and barriers that might impede the adoption of desktop virtualization
- Navigating roadblocks to facilitate a strategic implementation
- Optimizing qualitative and quantitative benefits to IT and your business

Applications are changing - they're increasingly web-oriented, global in nature and run from multiple device types. Additionally, the volume of data is growing exponentially every year. How do you ensure your applications have fast, accurate, up-to-date information in this new world? Modern applications are data-intensive; delivering data the old way using monolithic databases isn't working. What's needed is a modern approach to data. One that scales-out as needed and delivers predictable high performance, but without sacrificing data consistency or integrity.

VMware View™ 5 simplifies IT management while increasing end user freedom by delivering desktop services from your cloud. Building upon VMware's leadership in desktop virtualization, VMware View 5 delivers a high-performance user experience while giving IT greater policy control.

View this webcast and find out how VMware View 5 can help you:
- Deliver the highest fidelity experience of desktop services across any device and any network
- Simplify and automate IT management, security and control of desktop services
- Reduce the costs associated with your desktop environment

IT professionals are being asked to deliver faster "time-to-value" than ever before. An IDG Research survey found that CIOs are eager to invest in technologies that will enable them to get new applications and services up quickly, achieving faster time-to-value.

Learn how to reduce IT management overhead, ease revision control, guarantee data security, scale systems more quickly and reduce server and software costs.