Avnet Technology Solutions and Mellanox Technologies have announced a pan-European distribution agreement.
Logistics & Supply Chain Technology, Transportation & Distribution
Logistics and supply chain technology is a broad term that encompasses the use of technology to improve the efficiency, visibility, and sustainability of the supply chain. Supply chain technology is the use of digital tools and applications to improve the efficiency, visibility, and transparency of the supply chain. IT Reseller articles relating to the Logistics environment covering Logistics IT, Transportation, warehousing, supply chain solutions, warehouse management, transport and distribution.
Cost of colour vs mono set to converge
Jun 01, 2010
Contrary to its perceived expense, the cost of colour printing is declining. If it continues at the current annual compound rate it could converge with mono, creating a boom in the colour printer market, according to data from office technology specialist Brother UK.
4 new LXE headsets for Voice-picking applications
Jun 01, 2010
LXE Inc., the rugged mobile computer business of EMS Technologies, Inc., has launched 4 new LXE headsets designed for Voice-recognition applications, such as intensive picking.
ATS adopts new Lumidigm biometric technology
May 28, 2010
Accu-Time Systems announced the integration of a new Lumidigm Mercury Multispectral fingerprint reader into its Maximus workforce management terminal.
Star Micronics teams with Ingram Micro US to grow channel presence
May 25, 2010
Expanding its commitment to being a channel centric company, Star Micronics America has announced a new distribution agreement with IT distributor Ingram Micro Inc.
Mobile couponing: the next step for Europe?
May 25, 2010
The concept of mobile couponing is increasing in popularity in the US, especially among the younger generation.
Vocollect and the Voice-enabled warehouse
May 25, 2010
Vocollect has announced the advent of what it calls the new Voice-enabled warehouse era.
Scan & share with the New Visioneer Strobe 400
May 25, 2010
Intelligent document imaging solutions provider Visioneer has announced the Strobe 400, a new duplex colour scanner designed for busy people who need a fast and reliable scanning solution that can be used anywhere.
Datamax-ONeil integrates former Extech Apex and S2000i printers into solution portfolio
May 25, 2010
Datamax-ONeil has integrated the former Extech Apex and S2000i printers into its printer portfolio, and the rebranded printers are now available to the companys worldwide partner network.
House of Fraser chooses Box Technologies to update customer payment terminals
May 24, 2010
Technology and service provider Box Technologies will fully update payment terminals at House of Fraser stores.
Logistics & Supply Chain Technology
Supply chain technology is the use of digital tools and applications to improve the efficiency, visibility, and transparency of the supply chain. These technologies can help businesses to track inventory, manage logistics, and collaborate with suppliers in real time.
Some of the most common supply chain technologies include:
- Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software: ERP software integrates all of a company's business functions, including accounting, manufacturing, and sales, into a single system. This can help to improve efficiency and visibility across the supply chain.
- Warehouse management systems (WMS): WMS software helps to track inventory levels, manage picking and packing, and optimize warehouse operations.
- Transportation management systems (TMS): TMS software helps to plan and track shipments, manage carrier relationships, and optimize freight costs.
- Cloud-based supply chain solutions: Cloud-based supply chain solutions provide businesses with a way to access and share data across the supply chain in real time. This can help to improve visibility and collaboration.
- Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML): AI and ML are being used to automate tasks, improve decision-making, and predict future demand.
- The Internet of Things (IoT): IoT sensors can be used to track the location of goods, monitor equipment, and collect data on environmental conditions.
