JLT Mobile Computers leverages new partnerships

During a booth visit, rugged IT provider JLT Mobile Computers (Booth 7185) discussed three of its latest partnerships—with NetMotion, the Ivanti Supply Chain Partner Program and Winmate.


During a booth visit, rugged IT provider JLT Mobile Computers (Booth 7185) discussed three of its latest partnerships—with NetMotion, the Ivanti Supply Chain Partner Program and Winmate.

Through a technology alliance with NetMotion, the company’s dynamic Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity management solutions will now be available on JLT’s various rugged mobile devices. As a result, JLT customers benefit from optimized, secure and seamless wireless data service to each of their devices, regardless of location. And, in turn, network slowdowns are avoided and bandwidth costs decline.

Meanwhile, by joining the Ivanti Supply Chain Partner Program, JLT’s customers can access sup-ply chain efficiency and workforce productivity enhancements, which Ivanti’s enterprise mobility solutions provide.

“Finally, through a distribution agreement with Winmate, JLT is now the exclusive reseller of the company’s rugged mobile and vehicle-mount computers and tablets in the United States,” said Matt Meersman, JLT’s VP of sales, Americas.

Modex 2020 is scheduled to be held March 9-12 at Georgia’s World Congress Center in Atlanta. The tradeshow will showcase the latest manufacturing, distribution and supply chain solutions in the materials handling and logistics industry. Modern’s complete coverage of the show.


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