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Improve Truck Freight Carrier Productivity and Cost-Effectiveness with Mobility Technology
This white paper discusses key considerations when selecting mobility solutions, and unveils how mobility ¬enabled operations can improve freight trucking efficiency, reduce operating expenses, and boost customer satisfaction. Handheld computers, networking, and mobile thermal printers are proven productivity enhancers. When deployed to truck freight carriers, drivers quickly enter information into networked handheld computers, scan labels, or tag shipments.
Zebra Bar Code Solution for Oracle® Retail Store Inventory Management
Oracle Retail Store Inventory Management provides a flexible label-printing architecture through Oracle Business Intelligence, and the ZebraLink™ Enterprise Connector enables you to comply with your customer-labeling requirements. This white paper elaborates on the configuration of Oracle Retail Returns and Shelf Labeling standards using Zebra Technologies’ bar code printer products.
Mobile Printing Streamlines Supply Chain and Warehouse Processes
Global enterprises are looking for ways to reduce costs and improve efficiency and accuracy in their supply chains. To remain competitive, distribution centers, manufacturers, and short-haul and long-haul carriers must change the way they label and track goods. Success depends on maximizing efficiency throughout all supply chain operations—front to back. Exploiting mobile labeling technology is fundamental to achieving optimal efficiency.
Track Trace Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
This white paper provides an overview of the capabilities of track-and-trace technologies and applications. This understanding will allow pharmaceutical manufacturers to leverage identification and tracking systems to provide internal benefits, as well as to satisfy regulatory and customer requirements and improve patient safety.
Bar Coding 101...What You Need to Know
This paper provides an easy-to-follow introduction to bar code technology and applications, usage benefits, and label printing options.
Increasing Profits and Productivity: Accurate Asset Tracking and Management with Bar Coding and RFID
This paper shows how bar code and RFID can be applied to streamline many common asset management procedures and includes worksheets to help calculate the business impact and ROI that improved asset management can provide.
Unchaining the Value of RFID: How Closed-Loop Systems Provide Flexibility and Fast ROI
Supply chain RFID systems get the headlines, but closed-loop applications are much more widely used and usually provide much faster ROI. This white paper presents examples, ROI data and research that show how companies are using asset management, WIP tracking and other closed-loop RFID applications to solve specific business problems.
Kiosks Are Here - Are You Ready?
What do you need to know to get started with kiosks? This white paper highlights some of the leading issues retailers must consider. It provides an overview of what to expect during the planning and development process, highlights design considerations and identifies resources needed to develop, integrate and maintain kiosk systems.
Adopting Bar Code Labeling in Hospital Pharmacies
This paper gives hospital pharmacy departments the background information needed to start developing a bar code strategy. It summarizes JCAHO, FDA and American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) bar code initiatives, describes pharmacy and medication administration applications, and provides guidance on strategy development, bar code format and printer selection.
Tips for RFID Smart Label Printing/Encoding
This paper presents best practices for RFID smart label media selection, handling, label placement and printer settings, operations and troubleshooting, based on Zebra’s experience from hundreds of successful implementations. The tips apply to Electronic Product Code (EPC) smart labels and other forms of RFID technology.
