As Zebra’s series continues of Navigating The Mobile Device Maze, part 3 brings us to mobile device management (MDM), support and repair and lifecycle management. MDM enables organizations to monitor and manage mobile devices such smartphones, tablet computers, laptops and desktop computers. When it comes to manageability and control of your companies mobile devices, at DCT we help […]
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Part 2 of Zebra Technology’s series: Navigating The Mobile Device Maze, Part 2: Training, Security and Connectivity describes the next steps in determining the best mobile solution for your business. The next 3 things to keep in mind while shopping for your best solution are: training and ease of use, security requirements, and connectivity options. Few things more
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Determining the Best Mobile Solution for your Business So many questions arise when the topic of what technology to buy for your business comes up. Is BYOD the best option? How will we be able to support it and secure it? Is uniformity the key? Which device will get the most bang for it’s buck? And
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Which Device to Buy or Not to Buy? You’ve planned, and planned and planned and decided to make the necessary investment to bring in and/or upgrade your mobile devices for your field service operation, now the question is which device(s) do you get? Do you go consumer grade, or enterprise grade? According to a survey
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Check out this video from the new Zebra Technologies. “We live in a connected world, and technology is embedded in everything we do. Converting the physical to the digital allows you to know the location, motion and state of your assets, people and transactions. Harnessing this new wave of technology empowers businesses with Enterprise Asset
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With the #AppleWatch event only minutes away, the internet is a buzz about wearables and the next big thing. ‘Wearables’ refers to the electronic technologies or computers incorporated into watches, contact lenses, eyewear, bracelets, rings, clothing and more — all designed to be worn on the body. Wearables can be anything from wristwatches that discreetly alert
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By definition from Wikipedia The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical objects or “things” embedded with electronics, software, sensors and connectivity to enable it to achieve greater value and service by exchanging data with the manufacturer, operator and/or other connected devices. Each thing is uniquely identifiable through its embedded computing system but is able
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Introducing the wireless Bluetooth CS4070 Companion Scanner from Motorola. This scanner empowers tablets, smart phones, laptops and other devices with enterprise-class scanning technology. The current challenge with most consumer devices is they can’t offer the highly accurate bar code scanning that most applications require. The best feature is the simplicity – connect the CS4070 via Bluetooth to
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The announcement of Android Wear and the imminent battle between Apple and Google to build a computer that people will actually wear, reminded me of DCT’s first experience with wearable computer technology. In the summer of 2000, DCT was involved in a warehouse management project with Sony Electronics. The solution seamed right in our wheelhouse: we
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Back to the Future? Last week’s announcement that Zebra Technologies had agreed to purchase the Motorola Solutions Enterprise Business was greeted by nearly everyone in the industry as a positive. Under Motorola’s leadership, the former “Symbol Technologies” business of scanners and handhelds had grown increasingly stale. Most surprising to industry old timers like myself, was market share
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