A Visionary Approach to the Mobile Enterprise

This whitepaper examines the three stages of growth within a mobile enterprise; running the business, growing the business and transforming the business. This paper also examines the opportunities and issues within the mobilization of enterprises.

Mobility Intelligence: Where Business Intelligence Meets the Mobile Enterprise

Business Intelligence (BI) has become a strategic enabler within organisations seeking to gain competitive advantage from more informed decision making. There is a solutions where BI meets mobility, which is called Mobility Intelligence, from b2msolutions.

Handheld Devices: The Next Phase of Trade Promotion Excellence

Most consumer products executives and managers have no clear data on how well their trade programs are working. One problem is that most companies still lack insight into the crucial, final part of the operation: what happens at the store level.

Moving Business in a Smarter Direction: How mobility Solutions are helping businesses meet customer demands for better service

Mobile communications have transformed consumer’s lives, but have they left some businesses behind? This paper will explore this in more detail by looking at growing expectations and pressures on business to consider new ways of working.

CWR Mobile CRM: Organization Trial Success Criteria

Planning for a CWR Mobile CRM Organization Trial, this report provides a quick summary of key items that you may want to add to your task list to ensure you don’t have any surprises during the evaluation, pilot or proof of concept.

CWR Mobile CRM: Technical Overview

CWR Mobile CRM is designed natively on Microsoft Dynamics CRM WebServices. CWR Mobile CRM uses Dynamic Application Reconfiguration to update mobile clients, on-the-fly, whenever a user synchronizes their device with the server.

Mobilizing Your CRM: Exploring the Benefits and Considerations

Customer Relationship Management is a business strategy for putting customers at the center of your business. To gain a competitive edge, companies need to ensure their mobile employees have instant, convenient access to customer and corporate data.

CWR Mobile: Trial Walkthrough Guide

To help visualize productivity, there are several sections of the program that you can take a look at how CWR Mobile CRM enables field marketing and sales workers access to all of their Accounts and Opportunities.

Improving Store Systems’ Efficiency Through Use of Mobile Devices

The use of mobile devices has long been commonplace in retail stores across the globe. The purpose of this white paper is to explore the main drivers for this explosion of mobile technology and to outline the benefits from the retailers’ perspective.

Fundamentals of Enterprise Systems

Regardless of the size of an organization, business processes are becoming more and more complex. As a result, thousands of applications designed to address specific business processes have flooded the market.

Extended Enterprise Management: Product Overview

This reports identifies Manhattan Associates’ Extended Enterprise Management (EEM) suite of solutions  that provide extended execution, event management, and visibility capabilities across a company’s global supply chain.

Choosing the right RF Technology to Automate Your Business

This report looks at how to choose the right RFID technology for your identification, location, tracking and payment applications. RFID has different ‘flavours’ such as low frequency, high frequency and ultra high frequency that help organisations.

Item-level RFID Tagging and the Intelligent Apparel Supply Chain

This paper provides an overview of item-level radio frequency identification (RFID) tagging in the apparel supply chain. It explains the evolution of RFID technology and details key benefits when utilized by retailers and logistics providers.

Policy Management Module: Granular Management of Wireless Bandwidth, Security and Mobile Productivity

Administering a mobile environment is challenging, and involves issues beyond those encountered in a wired network. To deal with circumstances of a mobile deployment, the Mobility XE module provides control over application, device and network use.

Wireless Network Quality of Service

Most wireless deployments rely on cellular data networks for connectivity, which have bandwidth constraints. The quality of service (QoS) capability which is part of the Mobility XE Policy Management module allows administrators to prioritize use of the wireless network.

Comparing Mobile VPN Technologies

Traditional approaches for encrypting data in transit such as IPSec and SSL are intended for wired networks with high‐speed and reliable connections. With a mobile wireless WAN, data transmission speeds are slower and connections are less reliable.

Field Sales Mobility Best Practices

Whether a sales effort involves placing products on retail store shelves or closing a deal on a multi‐million dollar piece of equipment, a mobile virtual private network such as Mobility XE™ is the key to achieving best practices in a deployment.

Leveraging New Mobility Technology in the Field

In the past 12 months alone, new technologies and devices have rapidly gained in popularity and overtaken the #1spot. With the state of flux unlikely to change anytime soon, building a sustainable mobile CRM strategy is a universal challenge.

Harness the Power in the Field with a Strong Retail Execution System

Understanding what happens between the loading dock and the register can be a challenge for consumer goods manufacturers. This report identifies how the supply chain needs to optimise the field rep activity and leverage the information they gather.

Winning at the Shelf

Many consumer goods companies have investments in marketing plans and trade promotions jeopardised by what happens at the shelf. By implementing good retail execution systems, consumer goods companies are looking to win at the moment of decision.

Synchronise Your Supply Chain with RFID

Driving efficiencies throughout your supply chain and increasing the velocity of items through the supply chain from creation to consumer is more than a business mandate today. RFID technology will drive profitability and reduce operating expenses.

The Quiet Revolution: How Remote Working is Changing Your Business

Business has evolved to make remote working an operational necessity in many organisations. However, while organisations have focussed on the number of technologies available to enable mobile working, managing people has received less attention.

Guide to Wireless Communication

This report provides a guide to Wireless Data Communication. The areas covered are Wireless Personal Area Network, Wireless Local Area Network and Wireless Wide Area Network.

Buying a Rugged Handheld Mobile Computer – What You Need to Know

Buying a handheld rugged mobile computer for your workforce is going to be a costly and strategic investment. This report explains the different factors you should consider when purchasing a handheld mobile computer.

Technology Trends Forecast – Rugged Mobile Computing and Data Capture

This report from Spirit provides a guide and practical advice on how organisations can utilise and fully benefit from data capture solutions. The areas covered are from barcode scanners, camera and image applications to wireless computing.

Mobility Briefing – Corporate Manslaughter

The new Corporate Manslaughter Bill has raised the stakes considerably in the consideration management must give to the safety and wellbeing of their workers. This report covers the areas how mobility can address these different areas.

Mobility Briefing – Agile Deployment

For many organisations, the ability to respond quickly to market conditions and customer needs is central to success. This applies to mobility technology, where being able to develop solutions very quickly can deliver huge competitive advantage.

Mobility Briefing – DIY vs. Managed Solutions

Many enterprise mobility solutions deployed in the UK have been completed with the involvement of a specialist organisation, coming in as managed solutions. This report shows how organisations like to apply the DIY approach to enterprise mobility.

Managed Mobile Solutions: The Challenges and Opportunities

Deploying a mobile solution brings with it a variety of challenges which need careful consideration. One of these challenges is the management of mobile assets used by remote fieldworkers, who is dependent on the device to do their job.

Mapping Technical and Operational Challenges of Mobile Computing Deployments

Enterprises are continuing their transformation to highly fluid and distributed organizations where decisions are being made at the point of interaction. As a result, organizations are using mobile computing and wireless communications solutions.

Security White Paper – Mobile Document Access for the Enterprise

This shows how WICKSoft Mobile Documents™ approaches the issue of security from three distinct levels. The first is the data-transfer level, the second is at the application level, and the third is at the handheld level.

ClickSoftware’s Mobility Suite and the Sybase mobility solutions

The purpose of this paper is to identify the components of a typical mobile enterprise solution, and to define the role each of them provides the user. We will focus on the unique roles and differences between a server-side enterprise application, a client-side mobile application, mobile business frameworks (MBF) and mobile nfrastructure frameworks (MIF). We [...]

Multiple Tipping Points Are Creating Mobile Mayhem for IT

The devices you can’t see or don’t know about are the ones that can hurt you the most. Having a greater vision of your entire IT environment is crucial to managing and securing your business data. Extending your vision to include other issues that may affect IT is the topic of this paper—we will explore [...]

Why Enabling your Mobile Workforce may Actually Make You More Secure…

This report identifies the current security risks for data at rest, data in motion and data in use and will offer a basic blueprint/ check list of how to mitigate that risk. This report is available now.  Further details http://www.enterprisemobilitynetwork.com/mobile-security/

Enterprise Mobility Management 2012

Enterprise mobility has come of age and measurable business value accrues for organziations that manage thier mobile infrastructure as secure, complaint, and performance-optimized as all other IT assets.

Unlocking the Power of Mobile Device Management

Rating: 3/5 Reviews

Mobile Enterprise discuss the latest MDM tools available, with real-world advice on how enterprise business managers can best put these into practice.

6 Tips To Mobilise Your Existing ERP

Magic Software underline the practical considerations for mobilising ERP applications and how to utilize a platform’s features to enhance the user experience.

What To Look For In Solutions For Mobile Device Management

Research in Motion explore the choices companies have in choosing an MDM solution. They examine the attributes and functions IT administrators should be concerned about.

Mobile Applications: Build vs. Buy

Mobile Enterprise explore what enterprises should consider when deciding whether to build or buy the mobile applications that their workforce will be using in the field.

Mobile Lifecycle Management: Security, MDM and Mobile Peace of Mind

Mobile Enterprise use real-world mobile security scenarios to explore different mobile security management solutions, in order to help enterprises determine which is best for them.

CIO’s Guide to Mobility Lifecycle Management: Managing the Mobility Mix to Embrace BYOD

Rating: 3/5 Reviews

Cass Information Systems explore how to balance employee satisfaction and freedom of choice against business needs for controlling mobile costs, proactive monitoring, and employee accountability.

Mobile Middleware Strategies

Netcentric Strategies explore the role of mobile middleware, a solution that has emerged to meet the demands of mobile enterprise application platforms (MEAPs).

Two Roads to Mobile Workforce Management: Choosing Between On-Premise and Cloud Solutions

UBM Techweb offer eight critical considerations for companies turning to workforce management applications, when deciding between cloud-based and on-premises solutions.

Secure Mobile Applications

GOOD provide an overview of the changing landscape of mobile technologies and discuss key mobile device challenges faced by enterprise and government organizations.

Enterprise Mobility Report: Unwiring the Enterprises

[x]cube dwell on the current state of enterprise mobility and provide insights on the benefits, drivers, ROI and challenges to the deployment of mobile enterprise apps.and provide insights on the benefits, drivers, ROI and challenges to the deployment of mobile enterprise apps.

Enterprise Mobile Apps: Empower your Business Functions

[x]cube look at key business functions in organisations and illuminate major areas in which mobile devices and applications can be leveraged.

eBook: Mobile App Management: Enterprise Mobility in the post BlackBerry Era

AppCentral explore how Mobile App Management can secure and manage mobile apps, make them easier to distribute and harness their power and productivity.

Keep your business moving forward: The future of communications – how will it change the way you work tomorrow?

Rating: 4/5 Reviews

In this report, Vodafone Global Enterprise urge organizations to “Keep moving forward” suggesting this idea is fundamental to doing business in an interconnected, integrated global community. Communications technology is playing a key role in that process, providing a platform through which we interact and interconnect with the world in a way never before possible.

5 Things You Need to Know to Empower Today’s Mobile Workforce

Blackberry address how organizations need to take into account the way workers use their mobile devices, the ever-changing rules and regulations related to safeguarding corporate information and data privacy, growing mobile security threats and how all of this can potentially expose an organization to risk if the proper solutions are not used.

Mobile Device TCO Models for Line of Business Solutions

In this report VDC research summarises where we are with rugged and non-rugged devices for line of business.

Unlocking Hidden Cost in the Distribution Center

In this research report from Intermec Technologies current views on distribution center trends and challenges from senior supply chain and distribution center managers within UK, France, Germany and North America are examined.

Major Retailer Celebrates One Decade with Datalogic at the Point-of-Sale

A major Retail Group in Sweden, focusing on the food industry, needed to upgrade their front-end POS system as well as their back-end office system. The group turned to the Magellan 2200VS scanners and the Magellan 8300 bi-optic scanners, which handle higher transaction volumes for larger grocery stores. They have exclusively been using Datalogic scanners for almost 11 [...]

Buy a book at the Madrid Book Fair with the Memor

Siruela automates its sales process at its Book Fair booth with the Memor

Technology shift for XL-Byg with the Memor

XL-Byg maximizes its inventory management efficiency with the Memor from Datalogic

Puma Runs Fast and Sure with the Elf

The Salzburg Austria Dassler Branch of Puma GesmbH uses Datalogic’s Elf PDA to Run the Warehouse

Fourth Generation Supermarket Chain Selects Magellan Bi-Optic Scanners for the Fourth Time

Price Chopper is a large supermarket chain operating in the U.S. They decided to upgrade their store operations which meant upgrading their current Datalogic Magellan SL scanners to the latest model, the Magellan 8400 scanners/scales. The advancements in technology have greatly enhanced not only the performance of the scanner, but the efficiency of the business as well as improved [...]

Countrywide installs Memors across its entire estate

The ART of the Memor comes to Countrywide

Better Living at IKEA’s Check Out Counters with Datalogic’s Premium Bar Code Readers

IKEA, a multinational retailer, has stores in over 35 countries. With tremendous amounts of inventory going through their doors, it was critical for IKEA to have a strong POS system. Utilizing Datalogic’s Gryphon cordless readers, IKEA employees have become far more efficient as they are able to easily move around to scan bulky or heavy items.

Unlimited Sports Group chooses the fast and reliable Memor

USG (Unlimited Sports Group) has chosen Datalogic Mobile’s Memor™ for their Aktiesport and PerrySport shops. This enables employees to perform accurate and reliable price checks and enhance customer service.

HUGO BOSS Extends its High Fashion Line with High Performance Gryphon Readers

HUGO BOSS is a global leader in the high fashion market. To maintain a smooth supply chain, they implemented a bar coding system at its headquarters. Experiencing huge success, HUGO BOSS extended the system using Datalogic’s Gryphon readers into its warehouse for verification and inventory activities. It has tremendously improved the automation process.

Denmark’s largest plumbing wholesaler implements a new automation system with the Memor

Safe and Accurate Product Registration is guaranteed in all Brødrene Dahl’s shops thanks to Datalogic Mobile’s Memor

Savvy Retailer Improves Customer Service with Magellan Bi-Optic Scanners

Gruppo Rocca is an Italian grocery chain with 14 locations. Always strong on technology, they transformed check-out stations into a ‘customer service point’ with the use of Datalogic’s Magellan 8300 bi-optic scanners/scales. This resulted in a greater efficiency at the check-out, increasing customer satisfaction.

Gruppo Maiorana: A Major Cash & Carry Pioneers Cordless Point-of-Sale System

Gruppo Maiorana, one of Italy’s largest food distributors, decided to invest in a cordless bar code scanning solution for its POS system. To handle diverse bar code symbologies, Maiorana installed Datalogic’s PowerScan PM8300-D (with display) readers. The results were instantaneous improvements the store’s customer service, allowing customers to move through the checkout process quickly.

Garden Centers’ Point-of-Sale Systems are Refreshed with Datalogic Handheld Readers

A number of Garden Centers needed a POS system that would coincide with their individual headquarters’ software program. By incorporating a bar coding system into these garden centers, Datalogic’s Heron and Gryphon readers were able to provide the perfect solution, while allowing the data to integrate with their main system software.

Datalogic Mobile’s Skorpio Gun™ essential for smooth running logistic processes at FUN in Belgium

Efficient goods processing using the Skorpio Gun™ has led to the expansion and success of FUN Belgium

Retailers in France Select Datalogic to Comply with New POS Laws

When France adopted a new law affecting the existing point-of-sale hardware for French Retailers, Datalogic stepped in. The law was aimed to ‘reduce the risks’ linked with manual handling of heavy items at the POS stations’ in hypermarkets and supermarkets. With Datalogic’s handheld readers, cashiers can safely scan items with fewer injuries.

Grocery Co-Op Makes Retail History in New Zealand by Implementing Magellan Scanners

Foodstuffs, a major wholesaler and co-op, needed a new look to remove the ‘clutter’ from the check-out area. By incorporating the Magellan scanners, Foodstuffs achieved their goal in more than 620 stations and upgraded their new stores with a clean, fresh look.

Uniformity and Coherence in Stores Bring Cost Saving to Management and Customers

Eurospin is the largest Italian Group in the discount sector with more than 800 grocery stores. To maintain consistency within each store, Eurospin was searching for a system that could manage weighing items directly at the POS. The Datalogic Magellan 8400 Bi-Optic scanner was selected because of its 5-sided POS scanning abilities.

Euro Shop uses Datalogic’s Magellan and QuickScan Scanners to Improve Efficiency

Euro Shop, a major retailer in Belgium, needed to computerize their sales, inventory and bookkeeping processes. After some research, they opted to incorporate a POS solution using the Magellan and QuickScan readers. After the implementation, productivity and efficiency have improved drastically, as did their customer satisfaction.

Jennyfer teams up with Datalogic Mobile to optimize its logistics management operations and to supply items to its stores

The Jennyfer ready-to-wear clothing chain has entrusted Datalogic Mobile with the task of equipping its warehouses with a new traceability system using the Memor

For Media & Entertainment Management Skorpio Gun is the Critic’s Choice

Hastings Entertainment manages inventory fast, accurately and efficiently with Datalogic Mobile’s Skorpio Gun

Ordering Lunch at Velo Restaurants Has Never Been Easier thanks to Datalogic ADC’s Magellan omni-directional bar code reader

Velo’s innovative self-service kiosk system integrated with the Magellan™ 1100i omni-directional bar code reader allows customers an interactive, simple and fast way to order and pay for their food

Convenience Store Pushes POS System into the Future with Magellan™ 1100i Readers

After experiencing problems with legacy POS equipment, a major North American Convenience Store upgraded its POS hardware with the Datalogic Magellan 1100i readers, which also supports 2D bar codes. The installation not only increased productivity at the check out, but reduced the cashier training time.

Datalogic Mobile’s Kyman™ and Sanderson – tried and tested at Lakeland

Sanderson rolls out Datalogic Mobile’s Kyman™ at Lakeland.

A.S. Watson chooses the new Memor ™ for stock inventory

Datalogic Mobile’s Memor™ proves it’s excellent performance for stock inventory time after time

Fussl chooses Datalogic Mobile to modernize retail store logistics

The retail chain Fussl invests in store logistics with the Skorpio™ mobile computer from Datalogic Mobile.

Belmonte Maintains Technological Edge with Multi-Purpose Bar Code Readers

Belmonte is a family business that manufactures men’s shirts. In an effort to upgrade their systems, they opted to incorporate a bar code scanning process not only in the warehouse for tracking inventory and shipments, but also in their stores for use at the point-of-sale (POS) with Datalogic’s QuickScan Mobile readers.

Datalogic Mobile and JD Sports Fashion strengthen partnership with Skorpio™ handheld terminal

1,300 Skorpio’s™ rolled out throughout JD Sports Fashion stores.

The Kyman ™ Provides Pure Profit

Datalogic Mobile’s Kyman™ mobile computing device speeds up Van Dijk Educatie’s logistics process, allowing more books to be shipped in less time during the peak months of operation

The IT-Manager at ÖoB states ”Now we have a cutting edge solution” with IDNet Retail and Memor™

From long paper printouts and time-consuming procedures to a cutting edge solution with IDNet Retail and the Memor™. “We went from a complicated manual material flow to a state-of-the-art, digital flow in only a few months,” says Peter Adell, the IT manager for ÖoB.

Synsam sees the advantages of using mobile computers

In order to simplify ordering routines at Synsam’s purchasing exhibitions, attendees are now using the Memor™ mobile computer.

Poundland selects Jivili and Datalogic Mobile UK to make picking operations more effective as it continues ambitious growth plans

Poundland, Europe’s leading single price retailer, has appointed Nottinghamshire based Jivili Barcode Solutions to deliver vehicle mounted mobile computers for its picking operation

Poiesz chooses the Skorpio Gun ™ for shop floor operations in all it stores

This Datalogic Mobile device, integrated with Wavelink ® Avalanche ™, makes shop floor operations at the Poiesz supermarket chain quick and efficient

Mercury: orders made in real time thanks to the Memor™

Mercury, a company operating in the gift sales sector, automated its order taking process during exhibitions with the Memor™ and K-Logistic application software by Kirio. The result: higher efficiency and faster delivery to fully satisfy the customer.

Maisons du Monde uses innovative mobile computers for managing its in-store items

A successful partnership between Datalogic Mobile, Stao, Toshiba Tec and Accuscan has led to an optimized automatic identification solution for Maisons du Monde

Lingerie gets perfectly matched at Wunderwear thanks to the Memor™

With the Memor™, Wunderwear always knows the exact number of varieties, sizes and colors of its lingerie, allowing the company to offer its customers the products they want in the correct quantities.

Large multinational furniture company invests in a mobile computing solution with Skorpio™

To facilitate the handling of incoming goods, the largest furniture company in the world has chosen to invest in a mobile computing solution with the Skorpio™. The investment amounts to several thousands of units in the company’s furniture stores around the world.

Game Plays with Datalogic Mobile Devices

Game has selected Datalogic Mobile’s Memor™ pocket-sized handheld terminal for inventory management.

Fashion Retailer Reduces Markdown Costs and Eliminates Package Shipment Errors with Falcon™

New technology changed Wet Seal’s price markdown and receiving processes from a nightmare to a dream.

D.M.O. keeps points of sale in constant contact with the warehouse

The Memor™, Kyman™ and Skorpio Gun™ mobile computers from Datalogic optimize operations at the point of sale and in the warehouse

Corby and Fellas roll out Datalogic Mobile’s Kyman GUN™ at Hillier Garden Centres.

The ultra rugged Kyman GUN™ takes stock outdoors, at Hillier Garden Centres

Bartels-Langness Opts for a Mobile Computing Solution

The Skorpio™ assures modern and flexible processes in the company’s many stores  

Ski Rental Employees “feelfree” with Datalogic for Automatic Data Capture

Snow-Fun-Center in Austria rents a wide assortment of ski equipment during the winter season. By expanding the use of bar codes, they are now able to capture customer information much more quickly and accurately, creating a customer database that is easily updated.

Mr. Wash cleans up with Datalogic devices

One of the largest car wash centers in Europe uses Memor™ and PowerScan® to assure a smooth running operation

The Covalco Group chooses Datalogic Mobile’s Memor™ to automate business processes in logistics and point of sale operations

The Covalco Group uses Datalogic Mobile’s most compact mobile computer, Memor™, to manage order processing, sales and logistics, providing outstanding performance for the sales division and the Covalco Group’s distribution centers.

Print meets Digital: Datalogic Mobile’s Memor™ tracks parcels

New ways of quality assurance in the press distribution sector. Twice around the world – that means 80.000 km and is the distance that drivers of Schmitz press distribution cover each week of work. To grant best reliability in delivering papers and magazines, the company of Duisburg, Germany, counts on the Memor™

Fraschetti Automates Its Warehouse to Improve Daily Operations and Reduce Errors

Italian retailer, Fraschetti, deployed handheld computers to automate its warehouse and now moves 12,000 items per day without error

Bass Pro Shops Provides a Unique Retailing Adventure with an Innovative RF Solution

Bass Pro tracks tens of thousands of SKUs throughout its million-square-foot distribution center in real-time with Intermec wireless handheld computers. Intermec handhelds are also used in Outdoor World retail stores for merchandise management.

METRO Group Puts RFID Theory Into Practice with Real-World Results

METRO Group, the world’s third-largest retailer reaps the time saving, labor reductions and inventory benefits it hoped for when it began testing RFID. The retailer has gone live with Intermec RFID in its own daily supply chain operations.

San Pellegrino Group Keeps the Water Flowing with Intermec Wireless Scanners

San Pellegrino deployes Intermec cordless scanners to monitor the inventory and merchandising of its on-premise drink cabinets. Its sales force can easily monitor its drink cabinets to ensure merchandising strategies are met and inventory is fulfilled.

Mandalay Bay Proves if you Build it Wireless, They Will Come. (Bet on It.)

Intermec’s Implementation Services team installs wireless networking hardware in a building spanning in excess of 1.5 million square feet with only a set of blueprints to create seamless wireless coverage throughout Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

Christian Art Gifts Achieves Real-Time Inventory Tracking

Wireless data collection hardware from Intermec delivers accurate, real-time data to Christian Art Gifts’ enterprise systems plus a new WMS tracks the material handling, and a new ERP system handles order entry, backorders, invoicing and financials.

Blue C Sushi Tracks Food Quality and Orders with RFID Technology

Seattle-based sushi restaurant chain uses Intermec RFID technology and Microsoft BizTalk RFID to track food quality and orders as it moves from its kitchen to the customer for stronger internal operations and improved customer service.

Right item, right place, right recipient

Intermec handheld computers take the load off Puma’s Scandinavian central warehouse.

Home Hardware Enhances Retail Operations, Smooths Inventory Management

Home Hardware, Canada’s largest network of independent hardware, lumber, building materials and furniture, needed improved technology due to lengthy data transfers.

SAP Mobile Infrastructure at ONE GmbH

ONE GmbH order reports are now transmitted directly to headquarters. Previously, they had to create them in the back office before they could send them.

Honeywell mobile computers help streamline ticket admissions system for Ticketcorner

Rating: 3/5 Reviews

Ticketcorner has developed its own automated ticket checking system in conjunction with OPAL Associates. This is based around Dolphin® 9500 mobile computers from Honeywell.

Alliadis Equips Pharmacies with Honeywell’s MS4980 Vuquest Area-imaging scanners

ALLIADIS, has chosen Honeywell’s MS4980 Vuquest area-imaging scanner as an upgrade to its range of bar code scanners in a move to comply with planned changes in legislation governing the pharmaceutical industry.

Honeywell’s 2D Technology Enables Automatic Age, ID Verification at Byrne Dairy Convenience Stores

Byrne Dairy needed a reliable image scanning solution that could work in conjunction with its existing point-of-sale system and enable high-performance presentation scanning, plus automatic age and identity verification, to improve customer service.

Honeywell and Spirit Store up Even Greater Efficiency for Selfridges

Selfridges, has been using sophisticated imagers at its outlets for several years. It recently upgraded the devices at its London and Manchester stores with the help of Spirit Data Capture.

Technology Helps Business Processes

Reorganizing retail outlets is one of the crucial activities for the large scale retail trade. PAC 2000A, the largest co-op member of CONAD, has chosen the Dolphin mobile computers from Honeywell for this reason.

Barbe Bleue chooses the Dolphin 9500 from Honeywell to renew its range of mobile computers

Barbe Bleue, a “door-to-door” retail company, has selected Dolphin 9500 mobile computers for its 350 sales representatives. Barbe Bleue now has an effective solution for optimising sales rep productivity and stock management.

Honeywell’s Small Dolphins Show Their Power At Brødrene Dahl’s Stores

Barcode scanners are now used for a wide range of supply chain activities that benefit from automated data collection. In Norway, Brødrene Dahl uses the scanners for two different applications, including in-store self service.

Honeywell’s Stratos 2400 bioptic scanner helped Suzhou Auchan gain a foothold in the supermarket industry

With convenience stores and department stores expanding their reach into the supermarket industry, supermarket chains like Auchan continuously look to deploy new product solutions to improve checkout productivity.

Honeywell helps Minipreis manage its stock efficiently with the Dolphin 6100 mobile computer

The supermarket chain Minipreis, based in Germany, is making use of automatic identification technology. Honeywell’s Dolphin® 6100 mobile computer is improving efficiency in its stock management system.

AWS develops proof of delivery procedure with Honeywell Scanning & Mobility Hardware

AWS, a national express delivery organization, constantly focuses on identifying the most advanced technology solutions to enable streamlined shipping and delivery processes.

3i Voice Solution helps Visionlab boost its productivity by 30%

Visionlab had to think of a way of updating its supply systems to increase delivery speeds and offer an improved service. Visionlab opted for a combination of automatic carousels and the Zetes 3i Voice Solution to optimise its logistics processes.

REED Exhibitions UK uses TAAP’s Exman issue tracker for improving exhibitor experiences at its shows

REED’s constant issue with events is delayed issue logging and reporting customer feedback. With TAAP have improved customer service at REED shows for exhibitors through quick issue logging and routing on mobile devices.

Leading UK shopping centre doesn’t need to shop around for best facilities management solution

When supersized shopping centre Meadowhall in Sheffield needed to upgrade its work order management software they selected Agility, the flexible, browser based Computerised Maintenance Management System from SoftSols Group.

Dunkin Donuts: Voice in the Warehouse, With Sprinkles on Top

Dunkin’ Donuts wanted to eliminate manual data entry and streamline the picking process. Together with Voxware, they implemented VoiceLogistics, a voice-directed handling application that delivered significant benefits in workforce utilization.

Jumbo chooses Zebra label printers to improve customer service

Jumbo recently decided to automate its labelling, price control and stock replenishment procedures. The company was forced to seek a new supplier to help achieve this, and turned to Zebra Technologies. They upgraded its stock replenishment system.

ALS – Music Retailer

The need was for a system that could read a moving barcode in any orientation and ensure that the correct barcode is allocated. Acrovision supplied the Datalogic barcode reading system which offered the ideal solution in a single, compact housing.

Marks & Spencer drives workforce productivity

Marks and Spencer uses mobile computing solutions to increase productivity. Find out more about the Motorola MC9090.

Dolphins Take the Floor at Furlong

When Furlong Flooring Limited decided to develop their own warehouse management system, they approached Waveform Solutions, who recommended Dolphin 9500 mobile computers from Honeywell, working in conjunction with Zebra QL420 mobile printers.

SPAR

With the large volume of orders, it created difficulties for the paper-based picking system used by SPAR as DCs were constantly faced with re-work, stock shortages and miss-picks. They implemented a new  speech recognition system for picking.

Bar Coding Solutions for your Business… Integrated into Sage Software

Datalinx provided Games Workshop warehouse in Memphis with the Datalinx Warehouse Manager solution. The solution utilises the latest in wireless hand held terminals to provide warehouse personnel with the ability to carry out their jobs efficiently.

Albert Heijn Implements Voice Picking in Distribution Centres

Albert Heijn has a highly-responsive supply chain with a low picking error rate. The picking team needs to constantly refer to their mobile computers. A Motorola, VoxWare and Van Boxtel solution could keep them at the forefront of retail innovation.

RBA maintains Brooks Brothers’ tradition of quality and service with new supply chain solutions

Retail Brand Alliance had a large SKU assortment with small quantities of each SKU in each store, leaving stores at risk of no inventory or stock-outs.

Assisted shopping at Home Improvement Store

A leading European home improvement store pilots an assisted shopping solution using wireless Zebra QL receipt and label printers to address multiple challenges. The store’s managers wanted to address all their challenges at the same time.

Assisted Shopping at European Supermarket

Aisle promotions can often be ineffective because they are reactive. Customers who may be receptive to the offer can easily walk by. A leading European supermarket pilots an assisted shopping solution on a cart using Zebra Cameo series printers.

Topshop, Russia: New mobile printing solution for price mark down labelling sees improved customer service

Rating: 3/5 Reviews

One of the key requirements of Topshop Russia was to implement a leading edge price mark down system which could be easily integrated with the store’s existing IT systems. The solution was the Zebra QL 320 Plus mobile printing solution.

Tesco: UK’s number-one retailer selects Zebra

Tesco, the UK’s largest grocery retailer, has selected a mobile printing solution from Zebra Technologies to increase flexibility, keep queuing to a minimum and help continue its improvement in efficiency on the shop floor.

MIM labels three times faster with Zebra mobile printers

Rating: 3/5 Reviews

Improve efficiency by enabling store staff to automatically print product labels when handheld terminals display a change of price. The solution was the roll-out of 300 QL 220 mobile printers for MIM stores.

Dixons: Delivering Smart Solutions

The current method of producing price labels, applying them and locating products within each PC World store falls within the responsibility of the stores back office. The Zebra mobile printers provided the solution within their supply chain.

Byggmax: Queues disappear with wireless network solution

Shorter queues and faster service with the help of wireless and mobile printers. Byggmax has introduced a new system in its stores that reduces the queues at the checkout. The new technological solution is to be installed in all their stores.

Data Capture Solution Enables Hallis Hudson to Increase Warehouse Throughput by 20%

One of the main challenges Hallis Hudson faced was the accuracy, speed and timeliness of data capture relating to shipments. Hallis Hudson and its customers needed full traceability of the delivery.

The Spirit of Motorola enhances Jewson’s customer service

Handheld wireless mobile computers can now provide users with unprecedented levels of freedom and flexibility. Jewson wanted a solution that would streamline its customer product selection and ordering process, they were led to the Motorola MC9090.

JD Williams and Spirit go shopping for new mobile computers

Companies with large warehouses need to be able to identify and move stock with speed, reliability and accuracy. J D Williams have recently decided to upgrade its devices to the Motorola MC3090 and Dolphin 7600 solutions.

CooperVision sets its sights on Spirit’s Gotive

A mobile computer can transform workloads in the field when it is used to automate manual processes. CooperVision discovered when it decided to change its manual recording system. With Spirit Data Capture Limited, they recommended the Gotive H41.

Spirit Supports May Gurney’s Work Management Systems

For organisations that have workers in the field need to be able to send information to them and receive their feedback in real time. The solution chosen by May Gurney was the Motorola MC75, sourced and supported by Spirit Data Capture Limited.

Spirit stores up even greater efficiency for Selfridges

Selfridges, one of the UK’s most prestigious retail chains, has been using sophisticated imagers at its outlets for several years. It recently upgraded the devices at its London and Manchester stores with the help of Spirit Data Capture.

MISCO adds new Spirit to its warehouse operations

Rating: 3/5 Reviews

Warehouse operations need to be fast, efficient and accurate. When Misco decided to upgrade its warehouse management system recently, they integrated the Motorola MC9090 handheld mobile computers and a wireless infrastructure.

Collins & Hayes Ltd: The true spirit of stocktaking!

Barcode scanning is particularly valuable for automating routine and labour intensive procedures. Collins and Hayes Ltd needed a barcode scanning system, and approached Spirit Data Capture, who recommended a Dolphin® 7300 mobile computer.

It’s a Stroll for Shoe Zone

It’s a stroll for Shoe Zone to pick up to 750,000 pairs of shoes a week for its online customers and retail stores with M-Netics’ advanced Warehouse Management System (WMS).

Productivity Gains at Peacocks

In a drive to increase efficiency in its stores , Peacocks has implemented a system to improve stock accurac y, price verification and lookup .

New Look ‘Love’ Their HHTS

New Look transforms its In-Store activities and goes ‘paper Free’ to complete tasks in a fraction of the time and delivers excellent customer service.

Anglia Co-Op Increases Sales

M-Netics work with Anglia Co-op to develop a state-of-the-art assisted shopping solution for Anglia Co-op’s furniture and department stores utilising a wireless mobile tablet computer and web browser technology.

Pizzeria Biga Launches a New Concept with a Complete Solution from MICROS

Requirements for Pizzeria Biga included one comprehensive solution to manage the operational requirements specific to Pizzeria Biga’s business including efficient carry-out, wireless handhelds, accuracy of orders, speed of service, and more.

Customer Service and Productivity Gains for Theme Dining Pioneers

This high powered combination of new front-of-house and back-of-house technology has had a major impact on both productivity and customer service, helping to reduce service delays, improve meal quality, and increase table turnover.

A Network Home Run

Great American Ball Park installed the Mobile MICROS hand-held solution that allows waiters and waitresses to use a handheld device to take orders in the seating bowl, print receipts and even swipe credit cards.

Microlise and Vanboxtel help streamline Distifresh’s fresh food logistics operations in Holland

With such a complex supply chain Distrifresh wanted to get as much detailed information about every stage of their supply chain from the back office order system right through to the delivery point to ensure their operations are running as efficiently as possible so they can provide their customers with a premium service.

Mole Valley Farmers Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System

Management at MVF, which includes nine South West based MVF branches and nineteen stores across the South and South-East of England under its “SCATS Countrystores” banner, identified that the company’s growth plans would need investment in technology.

Hillary’s Blinds: Automated Order System Boosts Sales Potential by Over £2 Million

Hillarys’ old order process involved completing a paper form and posting it to head office and this created a minimum four-day delay from the time an order was taken to the time that it was captured at head office where it would then be manually entered onto the system.

Ticket validation ‘front end’ for Wembley

Wembley Stadium required a validation system for its extraordinary venue, to ensure that holders of duplicated or other fraudulent tickets cannot gain access to events and VIP areas.

BT Onevoice Mobile Access: Saving 40 per cent for the home team

Just the same as any other well-run business, BT Global Services recognises that saving costs helps boost the bottom line. And it knows a thing or two about cutting phone bills. So, then: how best to save money on expensive international calls placed from mobiles?

Anglian Home Improvements: Boosting service engineers’ productivity

With such a large number of customers, Anglian needs a substantial after sales service operation to deal with repairs and modifications to its products. Its 65-strong team of service engineers operate from 25 regional depots right around the country.

The co-operative: Major IT investment throughout the stores

Midlands Co-op required a fully automated ePos system with integrated shelf-edge labelling, live stocktake and re-ordering solution throughout their 172 stores. All this needed to be managed from their central IT offices in Lichfield.

Royal Mail: Investment in new technology to improve efficiency and customer service

As part of Royal Mail’s investment in new technology to modernise the business, improve efficiency and customer service, while cutting operational costs, they highlighted a specific requirement to improve the Special Delivery and Recorded Service.