Features

  1. HAVI Logistics: Efficient, End-To-End Tracking And Tracing For Frozen Foods 11/10/2011
    For restaurant chains, quality assurance is vital. For a highly specialized logistics company like HAVI Logistics GmbH who supplies all the European restaurants of probably the most well-known foodservice retailer in the world several times a week with food and non-food items, it is an absolute must. As is end-to-end tracking and tracing of goods from arrival at the logistics company through to delivery to the restaurant branch.
  2. Mediq Is Ready For The Future With The Intermec CN50 11/10/2011
    Mediq is an international supplier of medicines and medical aids. With around 8,200 employees, Mediq is active in fourteen countries. The company constantly works on helping patients to get better and teaches them how best to deal with their condition. This allows people to feel healthier and continue to feel part of society.
  3. Advance Car Carriers: In It For The Long Haul 11/10/2011
    How enterprise mobility is allowing Advance Car Carriers to improve delivery accuracy and efficiency
  4. Efficiency — Field To Fork 11/10/2011
    For Washington Fruit & Produce, Co., one of Washington state's largest shippers of apples, maintaining the most effective technology possible for distribution center (DC) operations is a constant requirement.
  5. Tracking To The Right POD System In Food Distribution 11/10/2011
    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.
  6. Evaluating Handheld Computing Devices For Support Of DoD Operations 11/10/2011
    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.
  7. Ripening Produce Traceability 11/10/2011

    LoBue Citrus is a family-run grower and distributor of oranges accounting for approximately four to five percent of the California citrus industry. Based in Lindsay, California, the company recognized the need to automate its produce traceability program in October 2010.

  8. Transport Tracking Deploys DLI 8400 Rugged Tablets 9/12/2011
    The STORM Automated Debris Management System, designed to aid in mobile recovery and clean-up efforts following a natural disaster, sent Transport Tracking, LLC.
  9. Evolving From Cold Chain Logistics Management To Cold Chain Logistics Control 9/7/2011
    Particularly for companies involved in the life sciences, the entire field of cold chain logistics has undergone significant changes in a relatively few years.
  10. Imaging Moves Into The Mainstream 7/28/2011

    Misperceptions about 2-D imagers are changing fast, which is why 2-D imagers are the fastest-growing category of bar code readers. Only a few years ago, 2-D imagers were (wrongly) considered a niche technology mostly used for reading 2-D bar codes. Now they are becoming the technology of choice for most bar code applications, and lasers are on the way to becoming a niche technology. By Intermec