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High-Tech/Electronics: Page 180
Old Tech Can't Help Re-shored Businesses, But Robotics May
When companies bring products back from off-shored manufacturing operations, such as China, the processes cannot be simply dropped back into place and configured with the same old machines and process flows from 20 years back. Most re-shoring operations include new and upgraded equipment, software and, in some cases, advanced automation that includes collaborative intelligent industrial robots.
Pulpstream Unveils Zero-Coding Mobile Business-Process Platform
Pulpstream has released its new zero-coding mobile business-process platform.
Digital Technology Pumps Up Sales of Luxury Brands
It may not be widely recognized as such just yet, but digital technology is probably one of the best things to happen to luxury brands in a long time.
IOT Strategic Benefit, Companies Say, But They Don't Take Comprehensive Approach
A majority of enterprises say the internet of things is strategic to their business, but most still take a piecemeal approach to IoT security.
Truckstop.com Partners with MercuryGate, McLeod Software
LoadPay, the secure payment platform from Truckstop.com, has been integrated into the cloud-based transportation-management software of MercuryGate International Inc.
Dispensing With Financial Advisors, Companies Need Proper Teams in Place for Successful M&A Deals
The internal organization that manages a company's M&A processes has always been a major contributor to the success of its deals. Today, as companies increasingly choose to manage their M&A processes internally, without the support of financial advisers, it's all the more important to have the right team in place.
DT Research Unveils New Rugged Tablets for Industry Verticals
DT Research has developed a new pair of rugged tablets designed for the needs of vertical industries.
Kuehne & Nagel Unveils New Platform for Digital Interface
Kuehne & Nagel has entered into a partnership with the Transporeon Group, operator of a European cloud-based electronic logistics network, to create a digital collaboration platform with truckload and less-than-truckload carriers.
Most Professionals Struggle to Compete in Digital Marketing, Study Finds
While digital marketing is increasingly important for organizations of all sizes, the majority of marketing professionals fail to achieve entry-level competency in digital marketing after gauging their skill levels through a diagnostic exam.
Indian Aviation Maintenance Company Tracks Its Work With RFID Tech
Aman Aviation & Aerospace Solutions, an Indian aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul company, is using an ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID solution from Dolphin RFID to track the work it provides to customers of its aircraft components. The company is also serving as a reseller for Dolphin RFID's solution so that Aman Aviation's customers can utilize the RFID tags for their own in-house inspections or inventory management.
RFID Reader Infrastructure Comes in Many Flavors
Retailers have many choices when it comes to RFID reader infrastructure, from handhelds, fixed, POS, overhead and more.
Johnson & Johnson Sees Internet of Things as Way to Improve Healthcare
The Internet of Things has been widely celebrated as a game-changing technology for field service and maintenance applications because it allows one device to "talk" to another, communicating when a machine or system could potentially degrade or fail. But what if the "breakdown" is occurring not within a facility or a production process, but within the human body?
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