Interview with Stephen Hull - SATO America
Mike Levans, Group Editorial Director of Peerless Media's Supply Chain Group, interviews Stephen Hull, Senior Business Development Manager at SATO America.
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Interview with Stephen Hull - SATO America Recording Date
March 17, 2020 Duration
00:08:51 hrs/min/sec
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Stephen Hull discusses current DC environments for a variety of customers and their current needs.
SATO showcased flexible unified systems to address pressing challenges customers face:
- Flexible service and device management
- Cloud based demand management
- Peak retail season fleet management
SATO America is a premier manufacturer of Industrial Thermal Printers, Print Engines, Laser Printers and RFID embedded tags and labels. Pioneers to the industry by introducing the first handheld labelers in 1962 and the world's first thermal transfer printer in 1974.
SATO is dedicated to enabling our customers with the power of IoT through engineered solutions that support their need for accuracy, sustainability, labor and resource saving systems. SATO serves the industries of retail, horticulture, healthcare, manufacturing, transportation logistics and warehousing services worldwide.
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