New Mobile Handheld Features to Bridge the Supply Chain and IoT
Download this Technology Brief, and find out what is in the hands of warehouse personnel today that could power tomorrow's IoT business intelligence.
When it comes to the promise of IoT, there is some debate as to whether current tech innovation on the facility floor is keeping pace with today’s supply chain ambitions for upending ecommerce business models. But integrators of IoT for Supply Chain could pay closer attention to today’s handheld PCs.
Now a worker’s handheld actions can easily acquire data for 1-to-1 goods traceability and records compliance thorough a variety of means – some of which are untapped. Find out what is available to match your future data needs.
Download this Technology Brief, and find out what is in the hands of warehouse personnel today that could power tomorrow's IoT business intelligence.
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