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DT361AM Rugged Tablets: The Dependable Device in the Military

Rugged tablets are designed and manufactured for harsh environments, built to withstand outdoor use and extreme temperatures with high reliability for critical applications, especially in the military field. When choosing the most suitable military-grade tablet, there are key considerations for field and base use.

Data-Driven Decision Making Made Possible with Rugged Tablets

Companies across multiple industries are rethinking the way they do business. As 2020 came and passed, unveiling flaws within operational systems across industries worldwide, companies are now left with exposed areas of the business that need to be looked at and corrected. As 2021 is well underway businesses are looking to make data-driven business decisions to improve internal operations, team communications, and holes in the business that weren’t previously seen.

Rugged Tablets to Manage Asset Checkouts by Staff

Theme parks, theatres, and movie sets require their employees to check out costumes and assets required to do their job; those assets need to be tracked and managed as they are used and returned to ensure none are lost. Mismanagement of costumes and assets could be expensive to replace if they are lost, costing the company thousands per year and time to replace items.

Leveraging State-of-the-Art Technology to Connect Military Operations

Internal military operations can be difficult if proper communication and technology are not implemented to track all projects, field officers, base logistics, and other moving parts of mission-critical advances. The technology used to coordinate efforts both on the base and in the field is crucial for optimal efficiency, real-time communication, and secure data management.

How Medical Tablets Cure Personnel Shortages for Healthcare Facilities

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused numerous difficulties across various care settings within the hospital, including higher than normal patient volume in emergency rooms, personnel shortages, diminished bed capacity, and limited resources, especially for PPEs. These challenges lead to overcrowding, increased clinician workload, higher demands on resources, and the additional obstacles of trying to create separation between infected and non-infected patients to minimize the spread of viruses.