Intermec resources

This white paper explains why using voice technology and multifunction forklift-mounted terminals and scanners does not have to be an either-or decision.

Intermec invented the first on-demand bar code label printer in 1971. Today Intermec label, ticket and tag printers cover every type of application, from economical low-volume needs to rugged, industrial-strength printing and applicators.

This article looks at how advancements in information systems affect situation awareness in disaster management. The article considers the collection of intelligence, the collation of those observations into a common operating picture and distribution of awareness updates in a form that can drive effective action.

The time is now. The technologies are here. Only Intermec brings together the rugged products, industry alliances and deep experience you need. Imagine the possibilities.

This white paper explains how a smart phone’s enterprise readiness impacts its performance and value. The paper will focus primarily on the following three areas: 1. Enterprise applications and development, 2. Deployment to remote workers, 3. Day- to- day device management and user support.

This white paper is a guide to 2D bar code imaging technology, including an overview of capabilities and how 2D imagers perform in traditional applications, the beneficial new business processes that imaging enables, and the advantages 2D imaging provides compared to laser scanners.

This white paper identifies the features that save time for users, and those that simplify integration and management for IT support staff, so the printer will return maximum value for long-term, low-cost reliable operations.

This white paper highlights how LTL carriers, courier services, 3PLs and other transportation & logistics companies have married technology and process changes to reduce costs, provide more visibility and increase efficiency, and presents other ideas for how companies can innovate to produce business value using technology solutions that are available today.

This white paper provides a brief overview of laser, inkjet and thermal technologies as they relate to label printing, explains the usage scenarios when each type of printer is most appropriate, and highlights hidden cost and performance considerations for each print technology.

To meet government compliance on food traceability, Washington Fruit sought the help of Pacific-iD and implemented mobile computers, industrial printers, scanners, and vehicle-mounted computers to improve pallet tagging and tracking.

This white paper reviews some of the important differences between tablets and purpose-built computers for forklifts, and presents the five key issues that must be considered when assessing tablet computers for forklift operators.

In today’s distribution centers, forklifts are becoming sophisticated information technology hubs.

The “Unlocking Hidden Cost in the Distribution Center” research examines current views on distribution center trends and challenges from senior supply chain and distribution center managers within the UK, France, Germany and Northern America.

Sorting through the smart phones, PDAs and ruggedized computers available for business use is no easy task. Dozens of manufacturers offer hundreds of devices in thousands of configurations, but only one may be best suited for your particular environment and workforce.

Intermec introduces the first tag motion software toolkit in a standardized reporting format. Intermec Advanced RFID Extensions (ARX) effectively identifies RFID tags of interest and discriminates surrounding tags, providing customers and software integrators the tools to essentially eliminate false-positive reporting of tags.