Resources


			Welcome to Dr. Menachof's Resources and Links Page



	Not all of these links will be specific for Shipping, Trade, and Logistics but you may find some of them quite interesting and useful for everyday surfing life.


	Order your books from Amazon.co.uk and have them delivered to your door for a bit cheaper than you can find them elsewhere.


	Check out your latest share prices or see what is moving.


	One of the online magazines that focuses on the B2B sector. It has good information and let's you know the latest trends


	Ever need to know how many Dollars per Swiss Franc? Find out at the Universal Currency Converter along with a bevy of other world currencies.


	An online magazine with regularly updated information on IT in the shipping industry. Registration is free to use the site.


	mySAP.com is the online web-based environment that integrates to the SAP R/3 ERP system and others. You should register and take a look


	ABCTechnologies has some very good Activity Based Costing Software and a very good archive of articles about ABC. Now part of BetterManagement.com.. You should be able to find the program on the Network under Departmental Software. Look for the EasyABC link.

Look for the PC*Miler/Europe software for
download. You will have to provide your name and contact info, but the demo is free.

This is and easy to use routing software package and quite reasonably priced


				Visual Load is a container and truck loading software package. You can download a free working version that lasts for 30 days. A very useful piece of software.


						Check out this web site, as provided by Dominik. Digitrends

Upside Today provides a lively and interesting commentary on issues e-commerce related. There are quite a few supply-chain articles that are always worth reading.

Technology Evaluation is a very in-depth technical site that delves deep into ERP and other advanced software applications, including E-commerce. Registration is free, but you must register to get access to the good stuff.

This site may not have alot of e-commerce but it does have alot of information to produce a slick website. It is detailed, but worth the effort if you decide to try out some of the tips.

CIO stand for Chief Information Officer and that means data and someone to process and manage it. It also means good articles on e-commerce and ERP and supply chain managment


	There are far too many other good websites out there, so do not think that these are the only ones worth taking a look at.


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