Mobile & Wireless

Walmart customers can now place delivery orders until midnight, the latest in a series of recent programs aimed at accommodating the varying schedules of its customers.

Samsung has overtaken Apple in overall phone sales as upstart Chinese companies take away market share.

Impinj platform provides real-time detection of shipments without complicated sensors or imaging techniques

Every seven seconds, a workplace injury takes place in the U.S., and the costs of these injuries can be catastrophic. In fact, warehouses and factories are considered some of the most dangerous places to work in this country. But the need for warehouse workers has never been greater.

Mobile workstations are the key to increasing productivity.

This paper analyzes how companies can get ahead of workplace injuries and take their risk management to the “next level” in protecting valuable employees’ health while improving productivity and profitability.

Viewing safety as an investment rather than an expense encourages you to find new ways to help keep your employees safe.

Mobile robots with integrated picking can increase fulfillment throughput at much lower costs than traditional conveyor systems, and in one-third of the deployment time.

Macro drivers such as the rapid growth in e-commerce and the introduction of Industry 4.0 are fueling a boom in logistics, 4.9 and 5G private wireless networks are helping operators stay competitive and help their customers take just-in-time management to another level.

This white paper describes how the “Automation of Everything” era will be brought about by digital interfaces, data analysis, and control of the physical world through networks employing the Nokia Bell Labs Future X for industry architecture.

With rising demand and shipping volumes, Rotary overhauled its fulfillment systems and processes to continue to meet their customers’ next-day delivery demands.

How to choose among rugged smartphones, wearables, and warehouse bricks and guns.

In this episode, Group Editorial Director Michael Levans is joined by Kevin Ledversis, Director of Sales at Newcastle Systems, an industry-leading provider of mobile powered workstations, accessories and power packages.

By focusing on reducing receiving errors and inefficiencies you will improve the flow of your entire warehouse.

Relying on technology to enforce safe practices and inform reactive measures.

Quick and efficient returns management (or reverse logistics) is a must for companies striving to be leaders in customer experience and satisfaction.

Zebra Gives You a Performance Edge in Challenging Cold Conditions.

The CK65 mobile computer boosts supply chain productivity by accelerating and error-proofing work in distribution centers and manufacturing. With the longest supported lifecycle available, up to 28-hour battery life, and best-in-class ruggedness, the CK65 maximizes productive uptime, while providing an easy path for users migrating from legacy Windows® operating systems to the Android™ platform.

After 10 years as the number one choice for enterprises, support for Windows 7 has ended. Warehouses and manufacturing operations will have two options: find a replacement, or risk running on unsupported software, because as of April 14, 2020, Windows 7 is End of Life.

Get secure, low-touch management for enterprise devices while employees enjoy fast, self-serve shift starts that keep everyone productive and accountable.