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Pallet Management Made Easier with Rugged Tablets

Pallet management is a service provided by pallet suppliers covering an array of important tasks, including managing inventories, pallet supply, and retrieval and recycling.

PalletOne is the largest manufacturer of new pallets in the country, with over 40 years in the business and over 17 locations across the Eastern US. In addition to manufacturing, repair, and recycling pallets and crates, PalletOne also offers warehouse services such as inventory management, Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI), Just in Time Programs (JIT), and Closed Loop System Development.

Digital Twins for Construction and Architecture: Projects Simplified

Digital twin technology has been rapidly making a name for itself among various sectors for the last couple of years. Typically when digital twin technology is discussed it is referred to for 3D renderings of projects so that project teams can go in easily and update the 3D rendering when changes are made to the project.

Asset Tracking Efficiency for Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities

“Where in the world is that battery pack for the computer?”

“Who used the mobile x-ray machine last, it’s nowhere to be found…”

“We’re running low on supplies on this floor, any idea when more will be delivered?”

Rugged Tablet for Infrastructure Maintenance and Repairs

Workers in the construction industry work on a variety of projects, like those that may have capitalized on services such as 3d virtual tours, and in a wide range of environments. Thus, there is a need for more sophisticated industrial rugged devices that are versatile and durable, whether it is a road project in a remote area, housing, or mega infrastructure in the city. In the construction industry, the use of rugged industrial tablets has streamlined internal business processes, resulting in increased efficiency and productivity as well as completion of projects faster.

DT Research Rugged Tablets: Stepping into a Safe and Secure Future

Every step of the way, modern operations are exposed to security vulnerabilities. Threats can now come from almost everywhere, thanks to technological advancements. Physical security has never been more important, and technology requires an extra layer of protection to keep data secure. While many businesses concentrate their efforts on security and hacking efforts, physical risks should not be overlooked.