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Read about the latest news and other hot topics in the automotive banking education and learning energy and utilities fabrication and assembly financial markets government healthcare and life sciences insurance manufacturing media and entertainment retail telecommunications travel and transportation wholesale industry. Learn how IBM is working with Business Partners like you to help automotive banking education and learning energy and utilities fabrication and assembly financial markets government healthcare and life sciences insurance manufacturing media and entertainment retail telecommunications travel and transportation wholesale customers reach new levels of success.

	Beyond the carousel: Better baggage handling through enhanced collaboration among airlines and airports (207KB) Read this IBM Institute for Business Value study about the future of baggage handling and new ways for airlines and airports to collaborate.
	CoFeTra on the road to integrated delivery management with ArgoNet and IBM A single integrated delivery management solution from ArgoNet and IBM saves time and money and improves customer satisfaction for Spanish logistics and transport cooperative CoFeTra.
	Transaction processing for the pressures of business today Behind airlines, railroads, hotels, banks, and credit card companies are sophisticated transaction processing systems like the IBM z/Transaction Processing Facility (z/TPF), which can handle 25,000 transactions per second and trillions per year. Read more about how you can use these systems in the travel and transportation industry.
	Aviation 2010: Achieving efficiency and differentiation in turbulent times To increase passenger satisfaction and become operationally efficient, airlines and airports must adopt a new business model that features a flexible infrastructure and greater collaboration. Read this IBM Institute for Business Value study on the new business model that is required to operate more efficiently.
	Architecture consultations to simplify enabling your solutions Not sure how to start enabling your solutions to work with IBM products and solutions? Consult with an IBM IT architect for 2-3 hours by telephone at no charge to you. The IT architect will conduct an architectural review of your solutions and provide customized recommendations for porting your solutions to IBM products.
	i2 and IBM join forces to deliver transportation management solution through a software as a service model IBM is to provide hosting services, consulting expertise, and sales and marketing support.
	The IBM secure trade lane solution Read how the IBM secure trade lane solution solves many of the information sharing and integration problems of current container security and tracking solutions.
	IBM Transaction Processing Facility application services IBM Transaction Processing Facility application services can help your applications perform in the highly intensive transaction processing systems of many travel and transportation solutions.
	IBM fleet optimization solutions for the travel and transportation industry IBM fleet optimization solutions gather critical data and turn it into powerful information that can be fed into fleet owners' enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, supply chain management, and billing systems.
	Service orientation in the airline industry To improve cross-enterprise collaboration, consistency, and decision-making during irregular operations, you must provide access to common information. A service orientation can help.

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