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Purpose-Built Tablets for Warehouse Logistics

Purpose-built tablets are an excellent choice for use in warehouse environments, thanks to the matching of superior software and durable hardware. The addition of a mobile cart can make purpose-built tablets the take-anywhere, do-anything solution for warehouse workflows that require mobility, functionality, and the ability to track individual items, boxes, pallets and truckloads from the time they enter the warehouse until the moment they leave it.

Rugged Tablets Are Making BIM Accessible to Engineers

While Building Information Modeling (BIM) has improved traditional building design, keeping the BIM up-to-date typically requires professional survey crews, specialty service providers or in-house teams, like the Greenwich Interior Designer, with specialized equipment to measure the as-built state of a project and do a model update.

How Rugged Tablets Benefit Shipping Logistics in Four Verticals

Every day, products and materials around the United States must enter the supply chain, and logistics operations need high tech solutions to keep up with ever tightening windows for checkpoints and deliveries. Here are four shipping logistics verticals whose workers could benefit from the durable, versatile rugged tablets to smooth the way:

Construction Contractors Can Now Leverage BIM With Rugged Tablets

Building Information Modeling is one way that design firms are able to deliver projects on time and within budget but in contrast, construction firms have been slow to adopt leveraging BIM in the field. This is mostly because keeping the BIM updated and accurate can be a slow, lengthy process requiring extra man hours from already overworked staff or the input of hired-in specialists with equipment capable of the task of assessing as-built project states and updating the BIM for the project to move forward.

Versatility of the Medical Tablet Cart System

The medical tablet cart system has been a giant step forward for emergency rooms, hospitals, and urgent care clinics, providing a continuity of care that is unmatched when it comes to mobility and efficiency. Increased professionalism and better patient outcomes occur when healthcare worker Integration with existing patient records systems means electronic health records (EHRs) are easier to review, update, and transmit seamlessly, providing any necessary information available to all members of a patient team and making it easier than ever to catch errors before they impact patient care.