CeBIT 2010 to Provide Showcase for Sophisticated Data Capture Devices for a Range of Applications.
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.
Varlink adds Unitech products to its line up
Feb 09, 2010
Varlink has become a UK Distributor for Unitech handheld portable terminals, industrial PDAs and RFID readers.
Skeye with new Pick-by-Voice solution
Feb 03, 2010
Skeye, the business division for mobile solutions of the Hoeft & Wessel Group, has developed a pick-by-voice version of its industrial PDA skeye.dart.
Printed RFID in 2010
Feb 01, 2010
Being largely based on government backed military, identity card, financial card, passport and other projects and legally mandated requirements such as animal tagging, this market is recession proof, continuing to grow rapidly
Rica Lewis partners with Tagsys RFID to optimise inventory and supply chain operations at major retailers
Jan 25, 2010
Tagsys, provider of item-level RFID infrastructure, has deployed its complete RFID for Fashion solution by Rica Lewis, supplier of jean products.
Belgravium and Equipment Tracking announce strategic alliance
Jan 20, 2010
Equipment Tracking will offer Belgravium RFID enabled handheld computers as a platform for its asset management software within the leading manufacturing, warehousing and logistics organisations.
Tharo Systems offers two-year label printer and print head warranty
Jan 20, 2010
Tharo will even warranty the print head for two years; or two million inches for thermal transfer or five hundred thousand inches for direct thermal applications.
Varlink adds Wavetrend RFID products to its line up
Jan 18, 2010
Varlink, the York based specialist mobile computing and data capture hardware distributor is pleased to announce that is has become a UK Distributor for Wavetrend Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) solutions.
UPS and Honeywell set the stage for next high-tech handheld for drivers
Jan 15, 2010
Global Deployment of 5th Version Starts in 2011; Offers Continuous Connectivity & Industry-First Features
4" and 6" wide label printers from Tharo Systems
Jan 11, 2010
The Tharo Systems H-400/H-600 Series thermal transfer, barcode labelprinters, available in 203 or 300 DPI, feature a durable all metalconstruction with a cast aluminium centre wall for added strength.
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.
