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Could Cell Phones be the Next Infection Control Outbreak Waiting to Happen?

The rapid growth in the availability of smartphones has not only revolutionized society but also the way we conduct business, especially in medical offices and hospitals. In the landscape of healthcare, one of the biggest issues within a facility is minimizing infection and the risks to healthcare workers, patients, and visitors. Bringing personal smartphone devices from home into a facility is not as cut and dry as improving efficiency or simply allowing the use of personal devices.

Rugged Tablets for Traffic Safety

Public safety officials require a portable office that can easily be moved from inside on the desk, to the vehicle, to a traffic stop or accident. Rugged tablets are a lightweight, portable computer that is built to withstand almost any climate or situation. Rugged tablets answer the call of duty for police officers and first responders by being built durable, with a compact design, light enough to carry to a call for documentation purposes.

DT Research Rugged Tablets: Solutions to Surveying and Construction Projects

The more you can see, the more you can do.

In todays present business conditions, a wide range of industries are beginning to see the benefits of keeping employees connected to their work and each other with portable rugged devices. This is particularly true in surveying and construction.

Driving the Navy in the Digital Age with Rugged Tablet Technology

Our military is consistently finding ways to update their technology in order to stay apprised of the ever-changing environment they are in. The US Navy is in need of technology that can keep pace with the frequently moving and continually evolving conditions both on-base and off. Utilizing handheld and portable devices in all branches of the military particularly the naval force is essential for optimal function and efficiency.

Three Ways Rugged Tablets are Transforming the Cruise Industry

The cruise industry has a record number of new ships launching in the next few years, each one attempting to top the competition with innovation in technology and on-board experiences. The development of versatile devices and rugged tablets built for cruise ships have opened entryways of flexibility and adaptability in the tourism industry.