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Byline: ROBIN M. GRUGAL
It's no secret that technology spending is way down these days.
But companies can't afford to pinch pennies if their warehouses are in disarray, clogged with incoming and outgoing goods and customers are yelling about delayed orders.
That's why Manhattan Associates hasn't felt the economic pinch as much as other software companies .
And thanks to its focus on warehousing, analysts say, it's held up far better than its peers in the broader supply-chain software field.
Why?
Because companies tend to invest in such software when there's a "fire" that needs putting out.