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Technology Not Widely Used in Global Companies' Emerging Market Supply Chains, Study Says
Despite the vital role that technology plays in helping companies manage the complexity and volatility in global operations, only 48 percent of the more than 1,000 global companies surveyed for an Accenture study use technology extensively in their emerging market supply chains.
Managers Need to Know When to Step Out of Way of Computers
The exact moment when computers got better than people at human tasks arrived in 2011, according to data scientist Jeremy Howard, at an otherwise inconsequential machine-learning competition in Germany.
Asian Suppliers Confident That Price for New iPhone Will Mean Good News for Them
The debut of the iPhone 6 wasn't just a big moment for Apple. It marked a major event for manufacturers in Taiwan and elsewhere in Asia that make the components for the device.
In E-Commerce, the Race to Own the Last Mile Is Heating Up
The field of companies offering rapid delivery of items ordered online is getting awfully crowded.
Is Traditional Wireless Internet Network, Built for Smartphones, Suitable for Internet of Things?
There will be over 20 million devices designed to automatically relay information over the internet by 2022, according to Machina Research. For most of these "things," traditional wireless internet networks will be a pretty poor choice.
When Should You Dump Your Legacy I.T.?
Time to scrap your legacy I.T. systems. But how exactly should you go about it?
Low-cost 'Alternative' to RFID Reportedly Tracks Goods Anywhere Within Range of GSM Tower
Newly founded technology company Kizy Tracking has developed what it describes as a low-cost alternative to conventional RFID or GPS solutions that is able to track goods anywhere within range of a GSM cellular radio tower. The only hardware that users need purchase is a battery-powered K-1 GSM Tracker tag, priced at $35 apiece; the only other expenses are a $1 activation charge and a daily $0.25 fee to access location data on a hosted server. The Swiss firm is selling its K-1 GSM Tracker tag for use in containers or with cargo that is shipped, in many cases, around the world.
Cognex Adds Models to 3D Sensor Product Line
Cognex Corp., a provider of machine-vision technology, has expanded its portfolio of 3D laser displacement sensors.
Adept Launches Technology for Autonomous Mobile Robots
Adept Technology Inc. has launched Acuity, proprietary technology for its Lynx line of intelligent, autonomous mobile robots.
FAA Pressed to Deliver OK to Use Small Drones for Commerce
With companies like Amazon.com and Google advancing plans to use small unmanned aerial vehicles for commercial purposes, pressure is mounting on the Federal Aviation Administration to quickly release rules governing private drone use.
Big-Box Retailing: Will E-Commerce Blow the House Down?
In the folktale "The Three Little Pigs," a house made of brick is the one that the Big Bad Wolf can't blow down. If only today's brick-and-mortar retailers were as sturdy.
Shopping Malls Use Beacons to Send Retailers' Promotional Material to Shoppers
U.S. retail real estate developer Simon is deploying a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacon system across the nearly 240 malls and shopping centers that it owns or has an interest in, in order to help merchants connect with their customers based on real-time data regarding each shopper's location at those sites.
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