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DT Research Rugged Tablets: Rugged Solutions for Utility Workers

The portability and ruggedness of tablets and hand-held devices have made them an indispensable new instrument in the utility and energy industries. Service and utility companies like electric, water, oil, gas, and telecommunications are as of now furnishing their field workers with these devices for everything from communicating with their teams, to finishing and transmitting work orders, and undertaking safety reviews to dispatching and routing.

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.

Paperless Savings in Construction Settings

Every building or roadway that is constructed runs on both the hard work of crew during the development of the roadway and on integrated data covering each part of a project. However, each development project of buildings and structures also produces endless amounts of paperwork and drawn out plans on paper, serving as a record to every aspect of the project.

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.

Rugged Tablets with UHF RFID Improves Efficiency for Manufacturing & Logistics Industries

Rugged tablets improve processes and employee workflows for manufacturing, logistics and warehousing industries. Manual documentation procedures are becoming a thing of the past as new and emerging technology improves efficiencies both in the field and in the office. Inventory is managed more easily; warehouse packages are taken in and documented with reduced human error and data is made more readily available to team members so business decisions can be executed quickly.