Zebra Technologies

Zebra Technologies (Booth 1552) announced the launch of the new ZQ500 mobile printer series for field-based applications.

Mobile devices, cloud technology, big Data, The Internet of Things (IoT) will all help to revolutionize business as we know it.

Technology is evolving faster than ever and the available options – models, suppliers, configurations and operating systems – seem to multiply by the minute.

Home Depot associates across the U.S. will be armed with the next generation FIRST Phone, a proprietary Zebra Technologies device used to improve customer service and efficiency in the aisles.

A handful of billionaires are racing one another to deliver the Internet from the sky with two new investors clearly seeing real promise in SpaceX's goals as articulated by head Elon Musk, and providing SpaceX with a $10 billion valuation.

For retailers and manufacturers, the pressure is on to deliver anything, anytime, from anywhere—and the need to improve service skyrocketing. Welcome to the new world of omni-channel fulfillment, a place where mobile technology, wireless networks, and e-commerce capabilities have collided to create a new slew of challenges for warehouse and distribution center (DC) professionals.

Retailing today has morphed into something that places just as much importance to the distribution center and logistics partner as it does to the retail store.

The yoga wear retailer’s new multichannel DC is speeding up time to market, streamlining e-commerce processes and reducing freight costs. Flexible automation is the key.

WMS, lights, voice and conveyors bring a new level of efficiency to lululemon athletica’s Ohio distribution center.

Troy Design & Manufacturing pairs real-time RFID tracking with MES, saving time and allowing operators to focus on value-added production activities.

Four companies share how they successfully connected the data points to streamline their operations.

Businesses say IoT is the transformative technological initiative of the decade, according to independent research.

$3.45 billion-dollar deal includes 4,500 employees across the world.

Location system boosts dock door utilization while eliminating manual checks in the yard for NYK Logistics.

Real-time location system (RTLS) to track players and officials in 17 stadiums.