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Rugged Tablets for More Efficient and Streamlined Processes for First Responders

Emergency services worldwide are facing increased pressures to improve response times. Emergency medical services (EMS) providers are now looking for innovative ways to maintain a high quality of service with a lower cost. There is a need now for emergency responders to be able to send information from the response site to the hospital before arrival. Sending insurance and preliminary treatment information over prior to arrival makes check-in and processing much faster.

5 Ways Rugged Tablets Assist Warehouse Logistics

In March of 2020 warehousing logistics and manufacturing was forever changed. As the world began to shut down, online purchases went up. Business as usual began to change and shift to accommodate new measures and new ways of doing business. Shipping logistics began to become overwhelmed as millions of people across the world looked to items being delivered rather than picked up in stores, and with storefronts closed, warehousing logistics had to accommodate overload because products werent being moved the way they always had.

Utility Companies Invest in Rugged Tablets for Fleet Management

Utility companies are faced with multiple issues that affect their operations. When it comes to providing service, one of the most important things to manage is the delivery of on-time service and repairs. Minimizing fleet downtime means maximizing service delivery to customers.

The New Normal for the Construction Industry and Future Projects

COVID-19 has forever impacted our world and changed the way we do business. The construction industry has been at the forefront of those changes to improve construction projects of the future with new standards that accommodate buildings with additional protection from the spread of viruses, built into the plan from the beginning.

Rugged Tablets for Emergency Billing

Surprise or delayed medical bills can be a real issue for both patients and medical staff. The bigger the internal lag, the more time between service and payments. From the ambulance ride to the arrival at the hospital, staff should be aware of the patients information for both care and billing purposes. The more the hospital knows and sooner, the faster and more efficiently the patient receives treatment. Heres how rugged tablets can aid hospitals and first responders with faster information transfer.