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Maker of High-value Baseball Bats Uses RFID to Ensure Products Get to Intended Retaile
Sporting goods company DeMarini Sports is employing radio frequency identification technology to track its baseball and softball bats, thereby ensuring the integrity of the supply chain for its high-value products.
Without Strategic Renewal Plan, Is Your Enterprise Destined to Be Atari or Blockbuster?
Shining today, gone tomorrow? For every Apple, there is an Atari, for every Fuji a Polaroid, and for every Netflix a Blockbuster. It's harder to stay on top than to get there. How can you avoid the seemingly inevitable and become an "evergreen" corporation?
JLT Mobile Releases New Rugged Computer for Logistics
JLT Mobile Computers has enhanced its VERSO+ 10 rugged computer with a new cradle optimized for logistics markets, including warehousing and transportation.
Panasonic Creates Toughbook 20, Rugged Detachable Laptop
Panasonic has created what it says is the world's first fully rugged detachable laptop.
ALK Issues Update of Co-Pilot App for In-Cab Navigation
ALK Technologies has released a new version of its CoPilot Truck software for in-cab navigation.
The IoT Market Is Huge, But Is It THAT Huge?
Over-the-top headlines and estimates of the size of the IoT market create more confusion and skepticism about hype than a real understanding of how big the market really is. There needs to be a framework for understanding IoT market size.
Jump Technologies Enhances App for Package Tracking
Jump Technologies Inc. has added capabilities to its InnerTrack application for receiving and package tracking.
Technology Companies Speed Ahead of Automakers in Developing Driverless Cars
In the race to put autonomous vehicles on read roads, technology companies may overtake automakers. According to a report from IHS Automotive, companies like Google and others are currently working toward solutions in the autonomous vehicle space and Google is in the lead. IHS Automotive estimates the technology company has invested nearly $60m so far in autonomous vehicle research and development, at a run rate of nearly $30m per year.
Inspection Data Systems Offers Reporting Tools for Fleet Inspections
Inspection Data Systems (IDS) has launched a series of enhanced reporting tools for its mobile inspection and cloud-based applications for truck fleets.
Amazon, Google Intensely Focused on Robotics, But Their Strategies Differ
With robots like BigDog and the Terminator-like Atlas, Google's robotics efforts have been a smash success - if you measure by YouTube views and buzz. Amazon's work has been more behind scenes (apart from the widely discussed plans for delivery drones). But Amazon's energies in robotics have also had a more immediate payoff than Google's "moonshots." The differing philosophies illustrate how Amazon and Google have taken starkly different paths so far in the race to automate the physical world.
As Driver-less Cars Arrive, Will Driver's License Rite of Passage Become as Obsolete as Model 'T'?
In the not-so-far-off future, teens won't bother getting driver's licenses, consumers will shun owning their own cars, and taxis will be replaced by "taxibots."
How to Motivate Your Supplier to Enforce Human Rights
Corporations pay lip service to enforcing human rights and fair working conditions in offshore factories. But the deaths and injuries continue.
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