- Precision Print/Apply System for Newspaper Bundles
New labeling approach helps The Washington Post implement high-efficiency 'microzone' advertising project.
- 3PL Adds Customer Value with RFID
As more retailers and their suppliers turn to radio frequency identification (RFID) to help improve supply chain efficiency, an opportunity has arisen for third-party logistics providers to assist these companies with their RFID deployments.
- Use RFID/GPS Solutions to Land More Customers
This RFID (radio frequency identification) integrator plans to grow its sales 100% this year by combining RFID and GPS (global positioning system) technologies.
- Show Off the Benefits of Wireless Printing
Integrators like DataCapture Technologies, Inc. are almost exclusively installing — and increasing profits from — wireless bar code printing solutions.
- Tracking Steel Tubing and Pipes
Maruichi selected the CL408e label printer from SATO America to help track its raw materials and finished goods.
- Color Point Tracks Finished Goods Orders with 100% Accuracy
RFID system for order racking improves accuracy and saves money.
- Labelling in Logistic Centres in Finland
When SATO’s Business Partner in Finland, Meckelborg, was approached by Kesko Food, it was planning to move their ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system to SAP R/3 and simultaneously it wanted to renew its label printing operations.
- Track/Trace Solutions for the Logistics Supply Chain
Track/Trace solutions can provide numerous bits of information such as purchase order numbers, container numbers, bill of lading numbers customer information, item counts, weight, status and delivery date, freight charges, and more.
- Adapt-a-lift/Hyster
Adaptalift Hyster Forklift Rentals & Sales (ALL Hyster) was founded 30 years ago and since then has grown to become the largest privately owned forklift company in Australia.
- Tickets Please!
A regional rail company with many trains on daily runs was still issuing tickets manually. In local stations customers would request a ticket and receive a hand written version from the local stationmaster.
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