| Case Study: The School Box Tightens Inventory With Warehouse Automation |
Dave Persson and his wife Christine, once
a teacher; recognized the need for a store that would serve
teachers as well as parents. The result was The School Box,
launched in Marietta, Georgia, in 1990, which now includes a
catalog and Internet business as well as 14-1/2 stores – the
latter a mobile store that tours rural neighborhoods. By LXE |
06/25/2009 |
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| Case Study: Healthcare Bar Coding: Recession-Proof? |
If you want to get rich on bar coding, you need to get into the healthcare vertical. Over the past year I’ve had many conversations with various bar coding experts — both VARs and vendors — about what hot markets VARs should be targeting. Every one responded with healthcare. By Mike Monocello, Business Solutions magazine |
06/23/2009 |
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| Product Sheet: Intermec CN4 Mobile Computer |
With integrated 3.5G wireless technology,
the fully rugged and feature-rich
Intermec CN4 Series mobile computers
enable enterprises operating in the most
demanding environments to leverage the
benefits of high bandwidth data collection
and communication to achieve gains
in worker productivity, improvements
and expansion in their service offering,
and reductions in overhead. |
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| Product Sheet: Intermec CN50 Mobile Computer |
The Intermec CN50 is the only 3.75G
wireless mobile computer that combines
a small and light-weight form factor
with a rugged design to deliver the most
advanced, high performance voice and
data communication solution specifically
designed for the highly mobile field worker. |
06/18/2009 |
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| Brochure: Sato Label Gallery 3 |
Label Gallery is a family of professional labeling software products that brings a complete barcode printing solution and RFID Smart Label printing to desktop, mobile and network users. Label Gallery offers an easy-to-use interface and meets any label design and printing requirement for efficient label printing solutions to users in retail, logistics, health care, chemical, automotive and other industries. |
06/15/2009 |
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| Case Study: FAPS Inc. Implements An Extended Reach Outdoor Realtime Wireless Inventory-Tracking System |
With over 250 acres of land and 40,000
cars moving through the yard a day, FAPS
demanded a unique wireless computing
application. They faced several challenges
in order to find the correct solution.
The first was finding a solution that
would not limit the amount of cargo space
in the stock-yard. FAPS needed a system
that could support wireless connectivity
in a large area outdoor management situation
with as few access points as possible. Psion Teklogix Corporation |
06/15/2009 |
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| Case Study: US Cold Storage Upgrades RFID Equipment For Harsh Cold Chain Environments |
US Cold Storage first implemented radio frequency equipment from Psion Teklogix
in 1997. Although these devices are still working extremely well in their facilities, US Cold Storage was in need of a hardware upgrade and a greater emphasis on some functions. Psion Teklogix devices, US Cold Storage chose
to do an upgrade with the company. By Psion Teklogix Corporation |
06/15/2009 |
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| 24 Reasons To Choose The Janam XG100 Handheld Computer |
The Janam XG100 Series has been optimized to meet the unique requirements of mobile workers in warehouses, distribution centers, loading docks, and other operating venues where rugged, gun-shaped mobile computers are deployed. While its center-weighted, ergonomic design makes it uniquely balanced and light, the Microsoft Windows-based XG100 is also a powerful workhorse that delivers state-of-the-art computing performance in an exceptionally rugged package. Designed for the work at hand, the XG100 delivers superior performance and flexibility at a great price. |
06/10/2009 |
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| Datasheet: Gryphon™ I GM4100 Handheld Imager |
The Gryphon family represents the premium line of Datalogic Scanning’s general purpose handheld data collection products. The Gryphon GM4100 cordless linear imaging readers offer the richest feature set among general purpose product offerings. |
06/01/2009 |
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| Case Study: Calsonic Kansei North America Selects A Printer With Rugged Design And Reliability |
Calsonic Kansei North America manufactures automobile parts and modular systems for the worldwide market. Its offerings include front-end and cockpit modules, as well as other automotive products including exhaust and air-conditioning systems and keyless entry systems. Calsonic customers include BMW, Ford, GM, Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi Motors, Nissan, Renault and Volkswagen. By Intermec, Inc. |
05/29/2009 |
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| Case Study: Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation Gains Tremendous Time Savings With Intermec Mobile Computing And Printing |
Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation (APC) has been at the forefront of the Philippines’ food market with its innovative amino acid products, and remains one of the innovators using sugarcane molasses as its primary raw materials. However, to distribute the much used and loved products throughout the archipelagos of islands across the country requires dedication and passion from its many field salespeople, serving retail outlets throughout the country. By Intermec, Inc. |
05/29/2009 |
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| Research Brief: The Connected Store: Integrating Mobility With Productivity And Customer Service |
Aberdeen data from the February 2008 Migrating to Customer-Centric Point-of-
Service report found that inventory management and point-of-service
transactions are the top two modules currently being used by retailers for
in-store mobility. By Psion Teklogix Corporation
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05/27/2009 |
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| Case Study: MYDIN Upgrades Its Traditional System To An Integrated Warehouse Management System With Intermec |
As its business expanded in recent years, MYDIN found that its traditional manual warehouse record-keeping system could no longer cope with the frantic pace of stock movement. When its branch network expanded, more stock picking requests were necessary along with returned goods, damaged stocks and goods in transit. By Intermec, Inc.
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| Case Study: Arkansas National Guard Automates And Improves Pre-Mobilization Training With The Intermec CK61G Mobile Computer |
For years, the Arkansas National Guard operated the PTAE process through a paper-based manual solution. For each task, soldiers were required to complete a sign-in roster to prove they were present for training. In addition, the date, task, evaluator, trainer, commander and the soldier’s identification number had to be documented on a sheet of paper. Once the data was collected, it was then scanned and logged into a Microsoft Excel document. By Intermec, Inc. |
05/22/2009 |
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| Video: Intermec Supports British Sky Broadcasting Customer Service |
British Sky Broadcasting operates Sky Digital, a subscription television service in the UK and Ireland. With 9.2 million subscribers, the entertainment company is now in one in three households across the UK and Ireland. |
05/22/2009 |
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| Video: Intermec Puts The Fizz In Pepsi |
PepsiAmericas, in which PepsiCo holds a 41% equity interest, is the world’s second-largest manufacturer, seller and distributor of PepsiCo beverages. |
05/22/2009 |
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| Case Study: Intermec Supports British Sky Broadcasting Customer Service |
Sky engineers complete between 12,500 and 20,000 jobs throughout the country each day, which equates to some 4-7 daily customer home visits per engineer. In order to work effectively, they need a solid communications system: How can the Sky main office provide its engineers with their daily job schedules and the necessary accompanying details? How can it efficiently communicate with its engineers throughout the day? How can the engineers easily contact the customers whose homes they must visit? By Intermec, Inc.
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05/22/2009 |
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| Case Study: Intermec Puts The Fizz In Pepsi |
PepsiAmericas CEE sought a new solution that would make it easier for its sales team to take and place orders. After a thorough assessment of the options on the market, the company selected the Intermec CN3 handheld computer, ordering 250 of the devices for its Polish sales team. By Intermec, Inc. |
05/22/2009 |
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| Case Study: In Time Of War The U.S. Army Turns To Intermec To Improve Operations |
From weapons to desks and chairs, the U.S. Army relies on the Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) system to track Army assets and automate property accountability processes across the supply chain while providing for greater visibility of these assets. PBUSE, the U.S. Army’s Web-based property accountability and tracking system, is part of the Global Combat Support System for both garrison and tactical units. Intermec solutions are at the core of helping PBUSE minimize their inventory tracking costs. By Intermec, Inc. |
05/12/2009 |
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| Case Study: Arkansas National Guard Automates And Improves Pre-Mobilization Training With The Intermec CK61G Mobile Computer |
The Army National Guard is a component of the U.S. Army which is composed primarily of traditional Guardsmen, civilians who serve their country, state, and community on a part-time basis. Each state, territory and the District of Columbia has its own National Guard, as provided for by the Constitution of the United States.
By Intermec Technologies Corporation
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05/12/2009 |
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| Case Study: Inventory Solution Fits Retailer Like A Glove |
Employees at Harvard Retail’s design district distribution center in Miami handle the
receipt and transfer of goods ranging from handbags, luggage and backpacks to men’s
apparel and tropical wear. With approximately 20,000 items in the 12,000 square foot
warehouse, employees pick and pack goods for daily distribution to retail stores, receive
goods from vendors and perform a semi-annual inventory. By Janam Technologies
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05/11/2009 |
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| Case Study: The 'Give And Take' Of Blood Sampling In Scotland’s Hospitals |
Sciamed Ltd., based in Scotland, delivered a comprehensive mobile solution with its MEDI-tasc application, Janam XM60 mobile computers and Zebra QL220 Bluetooth label printers. The MEDI-tasc software has built-in capabilities that ensure positive patient identification using the Community Health Index (CHI) unique patient identifier which will interrupt the bloodtaking process unless the match is identical. The Janam XM60s provide advanced barcode scanning, continuous Bluetooth printing and excellent ergonomics. By Janam Technologies
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05/11/2009 |
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| Article: Ease Your Data Collection Process |
Data collection technology plays a critical role in store efficiency. The fast-paced environment of a retail store requires robust hardware and applications that deliver real-time data. By Erin Harris, Integrated Solutions For Retailers magazine |
04/27/2009 |
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| Datasheet: iDLMax Rugged Mobile Computer |
The iDLMax multimodal, rugged mobile computer
offers a complete set of features for virtually any identity
management challenge. With on-board contact card,
contactless card, barcode, optical fingerprint, and
magnetic swipe readers combined with a digital camera,
GPS, and comprehensive wireless communications, the
iDLMax is truly unique! |
04/19/2009 |
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| White Paper: RFID Technology Simplifies Asset Management |
Organizations, challenged with running large IT infrastructures with limited resources, are
becoming aware of technologies such as radio frequency identification (RFID) and their
capability to ensure asset optimization and enhance profitability. By Michael Beedles, Director Integration Services/NBD, SATO America, Inc.
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04/17/2009 |
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