Mobile

New product bundle combines Ivanti's Android software, ProGlove’s display and a Samsung Galaxy to enhance performance of essential warehouse workers.

Innovator of data capture solutions recognized for potential to impact supply chains globally.

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.

Report suggests global pandemic's impacts on manufacturing, retail and society at large will remain long after COVID-19 is gone.

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.

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.

ANdroid, automation, smart storage and good old-fashioned operator training can improve operational efficiency.

The way automation technology is deployed, orders are batched, schedules are planned and the way people are managed and skilled are the keys to realizing the potential of automation.

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.

Industry unites with more than $14 million in sponsorships to fund first-of-its-kind national tour.

Freedonia study predicts distribution will register the fastest growth rate of all MHE markets.