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The food industry is like no other. The distribution process through the supply chain must be timelier, more efficient and more accurate than nearly any other industry.If that was not enough challenge the food distributors have the daunting task in today’s economy of not only complying with food industry regulations but also efficiently operating large fleets, managing a mobile workforce and keep an eye on all important customer service quality.
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The U.S. military was one of the earliest adopters of handheld
computers, and is today one of the largest users of the devices.
DoD personnel all over the world use wireless handheld computers
to take inventory of supplies and equipment, record inspection and
maintenance data, manage shipments and support other military
operations. Many of these activities take place in remote locations
that require specialized, ruggedized mobile computers.
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2D imagers are becoming the technology of choice for most bar code applications, and lasers are on the way to becoming a niche technology. Not only can 2D imagers read more bar codes than lasers – including QR Codes, Data Matrix and other popular 2D symbols – they can also do more than read bar codes.
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Organizations don’t typically attain best-in-class status by throwing a lot of technology and investment at their operational problems. Instead, they continually look for ways to leverage the technology tools they have to make incremental process improvements.
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Thermal printing has clear performance, cost and convenience advantages over dot matrix for DSD operations. The most compelling reason to use dot matrix printers is for full-page printing.
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Smart printers enable businesses to change the way their printing operations are structured, to streamline and improve processes in ways that reduce operating costs while improving reliability.
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Electronic-citation systems enable organizations to simultaneously increase the number of citations issued while reducing the time needed to create and process them. e-Citation applications also improve citation accuracy, and therefore collections.
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Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Communications has grown from its initial cable cutting wireless specification in IEEE 802.11 in 1997 to a ubiquitous broadband wireless access technology with the release of current specifications in 802.11n -2009. Enterprise operations have come to depend on WLAN for everyday business operations whether in the warehouse, over carpeted space, or on the road at available hotspots.
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