Feature Articles

  1. Driving To Faster, Dependable Delivery At Bon Appetit Bakery 3/25/2014

    Bon Appetit® Bakery is a California-based wholesale bakery manufacturing facility, specializing in gourmet baking and distribution of top quality Danish, cakes, muffins and a vast assortment of other fine gourmet products to the retail and convenience store industry throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

  2. Savings Soar With Streamlined Check-In At Vnukovo International Airport 3/25/2014

    Vnukovo International Airport, one of Russia’s largest airports, is located just 27km from the centre of Moscow and 11km from the ring road. It is ranked as the 3rd busiest hub in Russia and its two passenger terminals have a total capacity of more than 6800 passengers per hour. More than 200 domestic and international airlines (including Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines and Germanwings) run over 120,000 flights per year to and from the airport. It is also Europe’s busiest airport for international flights by larger private planes.

  3. Trasluz Casual Wear Improves Logistics Processes With RFID Solution 3/25/2014

    Trasluz Casual Wear launched its business operations in 1999 with the objective of becoming an established brand in the children’s fashion industry. Based in Burgos (Spain), the company designs and sells clothing for children aged between 2 and 16.

  4. MUMM Achieves Traceability Requirements With RFID Solution 3/25/2014

    Since it was founded in 1827, G.H.MUMM has lived by the motto “Only the Best.” From the grape-picker to the Cellar Master, thousands of actions associated with champagne-making are carried out with the utmost care each day. Today, the company runs one of France’s leading vineyards, covering 218 hectares (538 acres), which provides them with approximately 25% of their grape requirements.

  5. The Camerons Group Increases Volume Mailing Efficiency And Accuracy With Labeling Solution 3/25/2014

    T he Camerons Group are specialists in large volume paper based mail marketing, developing and printing a range of labels for commercial businesses and direct mail marketing initiatives. The Camerons Group began supplying the Australian envelope industry in 1963. Since that time, Cameron’s product and service offering has expanded to incorporate Camerons Print and Mail, an exclusive, fully integrated mailing model.

  6. Audit Automation Saves Big At Gleason Research Associates, Inc. 3/25/2014

    Gleason Research Associates, Inc. (GRA) is a veteran-owned small business providing specialized products and services to support the warfighter. GRA was founded in 1982 with the vision of conducting engineering and scientific analyses and evaluations related to missile and sensor systems.

  7. Electronic Proof Of Delivery System Provides High Parcel Visibility At Golden Messenger 3/25/2014

    A well-established transport and delivery company within Australia, Golden Messenger provides express courier services nationwide, delivering interstate parcel and mail courier services in a timely and efficient manner.

  8. Delivering On Transportation & Logistics Operations Needs. Today And Tomorrow. 3/25/2014

    As customers’ demands constantly evolve, transportation and logistics (T&L) operations are being put under growing pressure to offer more efficient delivery services, while not compromising on customer service. Using the findings from a 2013 research survey conducted among transport and logistics managers around the world, this report explores how a combination of mobile technology implementations for mobile workers, and process re-engineering efforts can elevate operations to the next level.

  9. Driver Vehicle Inspection Reporting For Private Fleets: Pitfalls And Opportunities 3/25/2014

    Over the last year, the FMCSA has issued nearly five times more imminent-hazard out-of-service orders than it did in fiscal 2011. And small fleets, which can range from one to a few hundred trucks, are seven times more likely to be inspected.

  10. Does HTML5 Make Sense For Mobile Enterprise Applications? 3/25/2014

    Web applications were originally considered inappropriate for mobile enterprise applications because of their inability to work offline, and the generally superior performance of native apps that were developed for specific operating systems and mobile devices. HTML5 and the rapidly changing enterprise mobile computing ecosystem are changing that. Now that there are HTML5-based field service, ERP and other enterprise software packages on the market, the growth in BYOD and cloud computing environments is leading more ISVs to create HTML5 applications, and the number of mobile devices with HTML5 browser support is projected to nearly double in 2013.