Zebra Technologies

Toll’s new Sydney-based distribution center was built from scratch to optimize e-commerce fulfillment in a unique way.

Workshops to take place in five different cities across two countries.

Eighty-seven percent of businesses plan to expand warehouse footprint over next five years

Whether it’s a printer, tablet or scanner, maintenance downtime can bring your materials handling system to a complete halt. But so can equipment that is simply out of alignment. Traditional solutions to these challenges are being joined by advanced platforms that monitor performance and device condition.

Zebra Technologies commissioned a global research study to gain a richer understanding of how manufacturers, retailers, and logistics firms are preparing to meet the growing needs of the on-demand economy, the surveys were designed to reveal plans, implementation levels, experiences and attitudes toward omnichannel logistics.

Prescriptive analytics technology can identify a potential opportunity, generate suggested actions and send them directly to a worker’s mobile device with detailed instructions for resolution.

Company now boasts more than 4,400 U.S. and international patents issued and pending based on organic innovation, and has recently made strategic investments in companies including Locus Robotics.

Expanded portfolio takes productivity and efficiency to the next level in industrial environments.

The Ultimate Android ultra-rugged combination keypad/touch mobile computer.

Zebra Technologies (Booth S441) announced the release of its latest MC9000 series enterprise-class mobile computer: the ultra-rugged, Android-based MC9300.

New types of “edge” technologies promise new options for real-time location insights. Learn how these emerging forms of data capture might supplement traditional AIDC as well as the importance of software platforms, analytics and applications that take advantage of real-time location data.

Survey shows the 20% of organizations with a majority of field operations currently using enterprise mobile devices will reach an estimated 50% in five years.

Assortment of mobile devices reduces training time and errors while increasing data collection speed.

Partnership supports strategic alignment of markets each company serves, including retail/e-commerce, manufacturing, transportation and logistics.

In the hunt for the next level of productivity, mobile devices can help pave the way—if they can get out of the way.