Topic: Mobile & Wireless

Partnership leverages mutual hardware and software expertise to help firms easily pair legacy systems with modern mobile tools and IIoT wearables to meet the demands of Industry 4.0.

Platform can provide a simple delivery tracking application for mid-market customers with a few drivers, or serve large enterprise logistics operations delivering millions of parcels per day.

Supported by Cloud-based WMS, new computers, tablets, scanners and printers help fill orders quicker, streamline processes and improve inventory management.

As machines learn to think, SICK’s deep learning technology helps machines analyze large quantities of data to provide better virtual support.

During the last several years, voice-directed work solutions have evolved beyond their roots in order picking. Suppliers now often support multiple device types, including rugged smart phones and smart glasses, and implementations may span multiple workflows. Here are four ways voice solutions have evolved, including plenty of analytics features for managers.

Faster mobile networks will also give rise to mobile technology adoption in the field.

Mobile device management (MDM) enables logistics businesses to remotely manage both employee-owned and company-deployed mobile devices.

Capturing that value will require ecosystem players to evaluate how to measure the impact of 5G and edge deployments on the factory floor.

PowerFleet provides its tracking and monitoring technology to many critical industries in the food distribution supply chain.

JLT Mobile Computers (Booth 7185), a leading supplier of reliable computers for demanding environments, announces the launch of an addition to its line of vehicle-mount computers for logistic applications.

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.

Honeywell Safety and Productivity Solutions (Booth 7619b) introduces a new, unified communications software solution that helps mobile workers collaborate with each other, allowing them to enhance productivity and provide superior customer experiences.

Addressing the most common myths about Vocollect Voice in the warehouse. There are many myths about voice directed workflows and we are here to set the record straight.

Partnership with industry-leading provider of mobile connection management solutions will improve mobile device performance, productivity and security

Digitally connecting and automating processes on the edge extends the reach and visibility of supply chains by dividing processes into sets of smaller, more manageable actions.

In 2010, Apple trademarked “There’s an app for that.” A decade later, the warehousing and distribution community is putting the claim to the test as device capabilities and wireless infrastructure converge.

After decades of steady progress, the industry prepares for a flood of technology to capture and act upon real-time location of assets, people and goods.

Hybrid of light-directed technology and voice solution boosts productivity in picking, receiving and at the dock.

Report authors concerned that 64% of survey respondents cited workplace culture as their leading obstacle to mobile transformation.

Warehouse-specific connectivity issues must be dealt with at a holistic level, assessing the operation in terms of physical layout as well as by kind, size and location of goods, anticipated movement of goods, mobile devices, integration of historical trending data, and other related variables.