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- 2D Revolution: How Evolving Business Needs and Improved Technology are Driving Explosive Growth
Two-dimensional bar codes have quietly revolutionized many production, tracking and maintenance processes. Now, 2D bar coding is undergoing a revolution.
- 2D Revolution: How Evolving Business Needs and Improved Technology are Driving Explosive Growth
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- A Practical Approach to Applying UID Marks to Legacy Assets
There are challenges to marking legacy assets; learn what’s required of a marking system, the available options, including a new solution jointly developed by Intermec and the U.S. Coast Guard specifically for marking in-service assets, parts and components.
- A Practical Approach to Applying UID Marks to Legacy Assets
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- ABCs of RFID: Understanding and Using Radio Frequency Identification
RFID is a flexible technology that is convenient, easy to use, and well-suited for automatic operation. It combines advantages not available with other identification technologies. This document provides an overview of RFID technology.
- ABCs of RFID: Understanding and Using Radio Frequency Identification
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- Achieving Business Goals and Enhancing Customer Relationships
Using wireless LANs is the best way to enable a guest network; learn why and how without compromising internal security. For some enterprises, providing access to IT resources is a simple extension of hospitality to visitors—its an assumed service, much like providing coffee. For others, providing guest access is crucial to business goals and improving the bottom line.
- Achieving Business Goals and Enhancing Customer Relationships
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- Adopting Automated Data Collection for SMBs
Automated data collection isn't just for the large enterprise organizations. Increases in productivity, visibility and profitability are available to the small to medium size businesses as well. Find out more with this informative white paper.
- Adopting Automated Data Collection for SMBs
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- Assessing the Need for a Mobile Computing Migration
The benefits to migrating to new mobile computing technology and risks from maintaining aging systems are sometimes hard to measure. Eventually there is an end of life for every enterprise mobile computer. This white paper will help you prepare for a mobile computing migration.
- Assessing the Need for a Mobile Computing Migration
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- Automating Industrial Supply Chains
Technology has driven fundamental changes in the way industrial and manufacturing companies manage their businesses. With the addition of sophisticated solutions like warehouse management and ERP systems, as well as advanced data capture and wireless networking tools, companies are squeezing more efficiency out of their operations every day.
- Automating Industrial Supply Chains
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- Barcode Printing Using Intermec's InterDriver with ActiveX® Controls
Bar code labels can be designed and printed using standard Microsoft applications. This document provides insight to the technologies of ActiveX controls and Intermec's InterDriver. Learn the benefits of implementing these controls for seamless WYSIWYG bar code labels through Microsoft Windows applications such Word, Excel or Access. Ideal for smaller applications in medical offices and light-duty shipping / receiving departments.
- Barcode Printing Using Intermec's InterDriver with ActiveX® Controls
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- Becoming Lean and Agile with ADC and Real-Time Technologies
The widespread movement to lean and agile manufacturing is pulling many companies into unfamiliar territory. Customers and competition are forcing manufacturers to produce their products with less waste, inventory, personnel and resources, while simultaneously giving customers more product and configuration options, all on shorter lead times with more delivery flexibility.
- Becoming Lean and Agile with ADC and Real-Time Technologies
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- Benefiting from Bluetooth in Enterprise Mobile Computing Environments
Learn the advantages of Bluetooth in enterprise mobile computing and data collection environments and the benefits to doing so. The cost savings, productivity gains and long-term system benefits may be surprising.
- Benefiting from Bluetooth in Enterprise Mobile Computing Environments
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- Beyond the Tag: Finding RFID Value in Manufacturing and Distribution Applications
To see the immediate bene?ts RFID can provide, manufacturers should look inward at their operation's own business processes, not merely at compliance requirements. Manufacturers who consistently experience bottlenecks, desire traceability or who want to reduce the labor-intensive forecasts associated with materials management and replenishment are excellent candidates to save money with RFID.
- Beyond the Tag: Finding RFID Value in Manufacturing and Distribution Applications
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- Boosting Business Mobility and Responsiveness with Cisco
Wireless networking gives employees immediate access to the business applications and communications tools they need. By adding voice-over-IP (VoIP) capabilities to their wireless networks, businesses can improve collaboration and responsiveness, and realize new cost savings. The Cisco Unified Wireless Network lets businesses bring mobility and flexibility of wireless networking to voice communications systems.
- Boosting Business Mobility and Responsiveness with Cisco
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- Building the Mobile Business with a Unified Wireless Network
Decision making is happening at Internet speed. Providing access to information in real time has emerged as a new challenge for IT and presents the business with an opportunity to create sustainable competitive advantage. To respond to market demands, businesses require fluidity of information to enable decision makers and employees to be more productive.
- Building the Mobile Business with a Unified Wireless Network
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- Cisco Compatible Extensions: Client Benefits on a Cisco WLAN
A Cisco compatible architecture allows users to invoke Cisco Certified Extensions (CCX) features and capabilities. This white paper provides an overview of the functional improvements and the benefits that can be realized by with CCX certification.
- Cisco Compatible Extensions: Client Benefits on a Cisco WLAN
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- Cisco Unified Wireless Network
As users become increasingly mobile and business applications become more interactive, innovative wireless services and applications are critical in helping companies maintain agility and differentiation. Cisco Systems addresses the need for enterprise-class wireless connectivity with the Cisco Unified Wireless Network.
- Cisco Unified Wireless Network
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- Cisco: The Benefits of Centralization in Wireless LANs via the Cisco Unified Wireless Network
Centralization of wireless LANs delivers advanced features and benefits that are easy to deploy, scale, and manage. Read the benefits of 802.11 wireless LAN centralization via the Cisco Unified Wireless Network, including ease of deployment and upgrades, reliable connectivity, optimized per-user performance, Layer 3 roaming, location services, VOIP, lowered TCO, and wired and wireless unification.
- Cisco: The Benefits of Centralization in Wireless LANs via the Cisco Unified Wireless Network
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- Compliance and Mobile Computing
Compliance has become one of the hottest buzzwords of the IT industry, and concerns for data protection and personal privacy warrant a growing body of legislation. Learn how a layered security architecture, combined with best practices for administering, managing and monitoring the layers can help ensure that companies comply.
- Compliance and Mobile Computing
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- Defining a Successful Wireless Solution
Download this white paper and receive guidance on planning wireless implementations and investing in technology that will provide a solid, sustainable return on investment, regardless of what new innovations may evolve over the life of the system.
- Defining a Successful Wireless Solution
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- Deploying High Capacity Wireless LANs
The challenge for IT professionals is to deploy an infrastructure that takes advantage of increasingly capable wireless LAN clients and provides the capacity to meet the performance needs of an ever-increasing user base. Learn how to successfully deploy and maintain a wireless LAN infrastructure that will meet the needs of an evolving user base.
- Deploying High Capacity Wireless LANs
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- Do You Know Where Your Assets Are? Maximizing ROI With RFID Asset Management
Companies today are making millions of dollars’ worth of decisions based on data that is only about 70% accurate. They may have an existing procedure for how assets move through their internal or external supply chains. But when they get an opportunity to look at actual data about that process, it usually doesn’t match their perceptions. RFID technology can provide visibility into that unknown, and it can do this automatically.
- Do You Know Where Your Assets Are? Maximizing ROI With RFID Asset Management
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