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Case Study: Trends In Mobile Printing Service organizations are increasingly looking to empower their field teams with tools and information to drive productivity, boost satisfaction, and drive down overall costs. In Aberdeen's 2009 Trends in Mobile Field Service Report, responding organizations reported an active interest in a wide variety of hardware tools for their field teams. By Brother Mobile Solutions 01/13/2010 360.7 KB
Datasheet: Dolphin® 9700 Mobile Computer Honeywell’s Dolphin® 9700 is a rugged digital assistant that is equipped with multi-functional data collection and communications capabilities in one reliable, easy-to-use device. 01/12/2010 816.9 KB
Brochure: Scanning And Mobility Reference Guide Honeywell Scanning & Mobility is a leading manufacturer of high-performance image- and laser-based data collection hardware, including rugged mobile computers and bar code scanners. 01/12/2010 1.26 MB
Case Study: Sumter EMC Expands Coverage With MOTOTRBO And Wide Area Network Reliable, clear communications are critical for the safety and productivity of the linemen and other field workers responsible for maintaining Sumter EMC's 3,000 miler of distribution line that covers 2,200 square miles throughout southwest Georgia. By Motorola Business Solutions 01/04/2010 332.1 KB
Case Study: Warren County School District Deploys MOTOTRBO For Enhanced Security And Emergency Communications When a devastating tornado tore through Warren County in 2008, the District Superintendent’s Office tried unsuccessfully to contact each of the ten schools in the district but all land lines and cell phone lines in the area were at capacity. By Motorola Business Solutions 01/04/2010 1.68 MB
Case Study: MOTOTRBO Helps Sears DDC Keep Deliveries Moving MOTOTRBO digital radios are used to enable the entire warehouse to talk radio to radio without a repeater; the crisp audio enables conversation even in the noisy environment; and the long lasting batteries last through multiple shifts for increased productivity. By Motorola Business Solutions 01/04/2010 749.3 KB
Case Study: North American Container Company Saves European Supermarkets $20M Netto, one of Scandinavia’s largest supermarket chains with over 1,000 stores across Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Britain and Germany, needed to re-examine their logistics system when their receiving bays were dealing with unmanageable volumes of empty corrugate boxes, trays and packaging materials. By Elvinco Group 12/29/2009 74.4 KB
White Paper: Motorola SE4500: The Re-Invention Of 2D Imaging Technology Until today, businesses were required to choose between a high performance laser engine for 1D bar code scanning or a 2D imager that offered both 1D and 2D scanning functionality — but reduced performance. The camera-based 2D imagers were not capable of capturing bar codes as rapidly or as accurately as laser technology, forcing enterprises to accept degradation in user productivity in order to implement the more information-rich 2D bar code symbologies throughout operations. By Motorola 12/10/2009 360.7 KB
Application Note: Direct Store Delivery (DSD) And Route Accounting: Achieving Peak Efficiency With Best-In-Class Mobile Technology Direct Store Delivery (DSD) and Route Accounting operations are complex — regardless of the type of product your enterprise delivers. Whether these mobile workers are involved in the delivery of baked goods, dairy products and soft drinks to local grocers and convenience stores, car parts to automotive dealerships or cement and other construction materials to a building site, your drivers need to wear many hats throughout the workday. By Motorola 12/08/2009 849.4 KB
Application Note: The Motorola MC9500-K Mobile Computer Re-Defining Field Mobility – Even In Demanding Environments The productivity of your field workforce is tied directly to the bottom line of the business — regardless of whether your field teams interact directly with your customers or are focused on maintenance of crucial business infrastructure such as pipelines and cable or telephone networks. By Motorola 12/08/2009 543.5 KB
Case Study: Old Dominion Fine-Tunes Its Pricing Model, Increases Driver Productivity, And Enhances Its Competitive Position With The Help Of Motorola Mobile Computers In the past, Old Dominion drivers used paper manifests and most of the company’s pricing decisions were based on averages. “We decided to create a system to capture real-time information about each freight pick up and delivery. The goal was to feed data into our pricing model for greater accuracy and to provide the track-and-trace functionality that customers were coming to expect from a leading carrier like ours,” said Craver. By Barry Craver, Director of Freight Processing Applications, Old Dominion 12/08/2009 632.3 KB
Case Study: Motorola Picking System Streamlines Kirin Brewery Supply Chain In a food and beverage industry that demands a high-level of product freshness, Kirin has to enhance their receiving, picking and shipping capabilities in their breweries and distribution centres in order to remain competitive. Additionally, the newly-implemented system has to be compatible with their current system and be ready for use within a few months. By Kirin Brewery 12/07/2009 148.8 KB
Case Study: Freightliner Controls Inventory 'Choke Points' With Motorola RFID Like many modern manufacturers, Freightliner faces constant pressure to improve the efficiency and accuracy of its resource handling in order to better control manufacturing costs. The Freightliner management team, headed by Plant Automation Project Manager Louis Fleischer, was looking for a way to streamline the tracking of parts movement from inventory to the factory floor in the Portland plant. By Motorola 12/07/2009 908.3 KB
White Paper: Warehouse Management: Quick Reference Guide To Improving Inventory Accuracy For Perfect Orders Shipping inaccurate orders impacts your bottom line by increasing labor and transport costs and decreasing customer satisfaction. This Quick Reference Guide is your key to understanding how you can improve the accuracy of orders shipped within your warehouse. By Motorola 12/07/2009 276.8 KB
Case Study: Enterprise Mobility A Healthy Ingredient In Sanitarium’s Warehouse Since 1898 Sanitarium has developed a reputation for manufacturing quality health food products. Its vision is to help people ’learn to stay well’ - the meaning of the word Sanitarium - by linking good diet with good health. The most recognised brand in the Sanitarium stable is Weet-Bix, which has remained one of Australia’s most popular breakfast cereal for over 30 years. By Alan Myers, IT business projects manager, Sanitarium 12/07/2009 689.3 KB
Brochure: Motorola MC9500-K Mobile Computer The MC9500-K delivers a powerful industry first, Motorola MAX FlexWAN. With MAX FlexWAN, you can purchase the device with or without a 3.5G GSM HSDPA or CDMA-EVDO Rev A WAN subsytem, and add or change the WWAN subsystems as needed, right in your backroom. 12/07/2009 2.37 MB
Application Note: The MT2000 Series: Bringing Wireless Freedom And A New Level Of Comfort And Productivity To The Warehouse The MT2000 Series marries the simplicity of a bar code scanner, the brainpower of a mobile computer and comprehensive wireless connectivity in a wellbalanced pistol-grip ergonomic design. By Motorola 11/30/2009 440.8 KB
Case Study: Pharmaceutical Distributor Solves Communication Breakdown With Bar Codes The Medicine Centre is a pharmaceutical distributor who provides prescriptions and long-term care pharmacy services to institutionalized healthcare facilities in the United States. By Datalogic Scanning 11/30/2009 197.0 KB
Guest Column: Punished By Rewards Are your incentives and rewards focused on metrics or customer satisfaction? By Inez Blackburn, Retail Expert/Marketing Consultant 11/30/2009 125.1 KB
White Paper: A Guide To Smart Printing Understanding The Capabilities, Use Cases And Advantages Of Smart Printers Businesses are continually looking for ways to work smarter. Printing operations provide an excellent – and often overlooked – opportunity. One growing trend among companies with bar code printing operations is to leverage the capabilities of “smart” printers, which are printers that integrate the power of a personal computer. By Intermec, Inc. 11/19/2009 135.3 KB
White Paper: Top 5 Tips For Choosing Mobile Printers This white paper explains the fundamentals, describes what differentiates mobile printers, and provides tips for selecting the model that will perform reliably, efficiently and affordably in your operations. By Intermec, Inc. 11/18/2009 90.5 KB
Guest Colum: Integrating PLM And PIM For Maximum Value Historically, product lifecycle management (PLM) has focused on driving product profitability by shaping the cash flow curve and getting answers to where to invest, how to maximize revenue, and how to control product transitions and minimize after-market costs. By John Choate, Hitachi Consulting 11/15/2009 343.5 KB
Case Study: Retail Order Fulfillment - LP Pick-To-Light Solution Tandy Brands Accessories, Inc. was looking to amp up its picking operations to heighten throughput to major customers such as Wal-Mart and Target. The clothing accessory supplier, based in Dallas, Texas, decided that a pick-to-light system – compatible with its current warehouse management system – would give it just the right fit. 11/09/2009 1.25 MB
Lighting Up The Lean Supply Chain: Pick-to-Light In Manufacturing Applications In February, 2009, Modern Materials Handling magazine conducted a survey on behalf of Lightning Pick Technologies, a provider of parts and order picking, kitting and sequencing solutions, to examine how supply chain manufacturing operations are adopting and optimizing order fulfillment technologies to increase productivity and improve customer satisfaction. 11/09/2009 287.3 KB
Case Study: CHS Says It Best With The Right Partner, Anything Is Possible CHS Inc. supplies some of the most important products for any society: energy, crop nutrients, livestock feed, grain, food and food ingredients, along with business solutions, including insurance, financial and risk management services. Included with this responsibility, the company operates petroleum refineries/pipelines, and it manufactures, markets and distributes refined fuels, lubricants, propane and renewable energy products. By XATA Corporation 10/29/2009 21.7 KB