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DT Research DT301X Ranked Fastest Rugged Tablet

Speed is an important quality in mobile computing, especially in a business setting. Speed determines the timeliness of important business matters such as document processing, signature retrieval, and real-time communication. The extra cost of doing business when a device is running slow could cost a company thousands of dollars in downtime. Purpose-built computers have a need for speed to keep business operations functioning at the highest level.

Inventory Management for Air Force Made Simple with Support from Rugged Tablets

On any given Air Force base – inventory and fleet management are two of the most important logistical tasks on the base to keep it running efficiently. Those responsible for managing thebase logistics have many moving parts to track, order, process and ensure everything is in the right place at all times. Should inventory run out or be misplaced all other areas of a mission could be affected.

Rugged Tablets for Warehouse Solutions

Recent technologies have opened the door to opportunities for warehouses and logistics companies to become more efficient and more competitive. Warehouse productivity and efficiency are among the most significant objectives and differentiators for logistics companies worldwide. Without efficient warehouse processes, companies are compelled to expand their workforce so as to keep up with the high levels of service demands.

Rugged Tablets Increase the Efficiency of City Infrastructure, Growth and Development

The infrastructure of a city is its lifeline for quality of life, as well as economic growth and development. Infrastructure of a city can include both hard and soft infrastructure requirements such as transportation, energy the production of and electrical grids throughout the city, health and education, water facilities, public safety and/or IT services.

Enhance Construction Projects with the Integration of High Accuracy Positioning Camera in a Rugged Tablet

The days of using paper and pencil to document data in the construction industry are becoming a thing of the past. Thanks to emerging technologies, no more transferring handwritten data into computers, no more taking images at the job site and then uploading them back at the office. Communication and access to essential data and information are readily available, increasing efficiency at work and in projects.