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Barcodes in the Manufacturing Process »  (PDF, 429 KB) | 
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This document provides an overview of the many, growing applications for barcoding in the manufacturing process.
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| Adopting Barcode Labelling in Hospital Pharmacies » (PDF, 111 KB) | |
This paper gives hospital pharmacy departments the background information needed to start developing a barcode strategy. It summarises JCAHO, FDA and American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) barcode initiatives, describes pharmacy and medication administration applications, and provides guidance on strategy development, barcode format and printer selection.
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| The 2D Revolution » (PDF, 133 KB) |  |
Two-dimensional barcodes have quietly revolutionised many production, tracking and maintenance processes. Now, 2D barcoding is undergoing a revolution, thanks to important scanning technology advances and growing use in multiple industries.
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| Top 10 Supply Chain Technology Trends » (PDF, 94 KB) |
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Drawing on 40+ years of experience, Intermec has identified the top 10 technology trends in mobile, industrial and supply chain environments for 2007-2008. Learn how they apply to supply chain operations and hear results from users who have adapted the technologies to improve their businesses.
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| Saving Time and Money With Mobile Printing in Field Service » (PDF, 276 KB) |
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Route automation is the only way many service organisations can meet tightening service windows and growing profitability pressures. Mobile printing is an underutilised component of route automation that provides rapid return on investment by increasing the responsiveness, customer service and efficiency improvements. This white paper explains the applications and ROI potential.
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| Top 3 Questions for Mobile Computer Purchases: What to Consider Before Choosing Devices for your Field Workforce » (PDF, 169 KB) |
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Every industry stands to benefit from mobility, and for most enterprise decision makers, the need is clear. The greater difficulty is in choosing the right devices. This paper, authored by Mobile Enterprise Magazine, explores the criteria for choosing mobile computers, the distinctions between rugged and consumer devices, the value of convergence, and ROI considerations.
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| Remote Management of Mobile Computers » (PDF, 918 KB) | .jpg) |
Remote management of mobile computers can simplify IT operations, improve productivity and reduce costs.
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| Smart Printers » (PDF, 68 KB) |
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Smart printers are a smart investment. They eliminate the need for computers dedicated to controlling them, can act as PLCs to run other devices on production lines, enable fool-proof and error-proof barcode printing, and provide investment protection with advanced features like XML printing and RFID label encoding.
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| Introduction to Mobile Printing for Mobile Services, Sales and Delivery » (PDF, 278 KB) |
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| In route accounting and DSD environments, mobile printers can be used to generate receipts, invoices, reports, order forms, inspection labels, service records, and other documentation.
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| How to Evaluate Your Repair Options for Barcode Equipment | 
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| This report provides information to be used by IT managers, members of their IT staff, operations and maintenance managers. The focus is on selection and implementation of a solid maintenance program for your barcode equipment and RF infrastructure, based on business requirements. |
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| RFID: Identifying the Right Opportunity for Your Organisation |
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| Radio frequency identification (RFID) has arrived, attracting a great deal of attention and with it, an unfortunate amount of confusion and misinformation. At Ryzex, we want to help our customers and contacts make informed decisions about data collection technologies, including their practical requirements and potential capabilities. This paper separates the signal from the static, offering insights on the most important areas of concern. |
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