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Distribution/Computer EXPO
Chicago, United States - 20 - 22 May 2003
Exhibition / trade show

Distribution/Computer EXPO  is the largest exhibition and conference of Information Technology for Logistics, Distribution, Transportation, Warehousing, Supply Chain Management, and E-Business applications in all industries.
The organizers state that they invite over 300,000 highly qualified buyers --
all involved in buying systems and services
for all applications in the supply chain
including logistics, distribution,
WMS and transportation.

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Date(s):
20 - 22 May 2003

Time(s):
TBA (GMT -06:00) Central Time (US & Canada)

Venue:
Navy Pier - Chicago IL

Program:
Seminars 20 May Product Demos 21 may Exhibits 21 - 22 May

Contact for booking / more info:
Jeanne Phillips jphillips@bee.net

http://logistar2.com/
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