Navigating the Global Supply Chain Crisis
NEW GLOBAL RESEARCH: From Clicks to Ships: Navigating the Global Supply Chain Crisis 2022 Report Identifying the biggest pain points challenging your retail operations is
NEW GLOBAL RESEARCH: From Clicks to Ships: Navigating the Global Supply Chain Crisis 2022 Report Identifying the biggest pain points challenging your retail operations is
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Technology is evolving rapidly, often outpacing Moore’s Law. And as technology continues down the path of rapid evolution, it can be challenging for enterprises to keep up with the latest and greatest hardware and software for their business. This is one of the main culprits of enterprises using legacy devices…
Windows CE and Windows Mobile OS are at their end of life, with support ending in early 2020. However, many organizations are still using legacy devices and outdated operating systems to run their business. While the motivation to save capital is an understandable one, failing to upgrade can pose severe consequences to your business and may be costing you money, and you don’t even know it…
Although it once dominated the enterprise mobility and rugged mobile device market, Microsoft has ceded new development in that space to other platforms and has phased out support of Windows CE and Windows Mobile operating systems. Windows CE 6.0 end of life occurred in 2018, and Windows Mobile 6.5 end of life occurred on January 14, 2020…
For many years, Windows CE and Windows Mobile OS were the standard for ruggedised, line-of-business, mobile computing. However, both platforms have reached their end of life, and support for these systems officially ended in early 2020. For organisations that rely on these devices for critical manufacturing, logistics, and service applications, that means the time has come to shift to new platforms to keep applications running safely and keep up with new advancements in functionality…
Even before the advent of the global pandemic, e-commerce was booming. Customers are drawn to the power of having their favourite retailers, suppliers and services at the touch of a button, but that increase in activity brings with it an expectation of fast turnaround times. Next-working day delivery services (and even same day click & collect) offers are becoming more commonplace, but that means the supply chain needs to moving fast enough to keep up with those expectation…
Logistics operations have to be agile and robust enough to support shorter lead times, but without a dynamic ePOD (Electronic Proof of Delivery) process that overall service isn’t going to meet the expectations of the customer…
There’s no denying it: technology has helped transform the way transport & logistics operates run their fleets. More capable HHTs (Handheld Devices) and enhanced software have helped replace clumsy paperwork for vehicle checks and customer deliveries; route optimisation has made fleets more cost effective and vastly improved the efficiency of a driver’s schedule; and live vehicle tracking has given fleet managers a greater oversight of their vehicles when they’re out in the field.
In a post-COVID world, customers continue to show a great deal of interest in services that connect brick and mortar stores with online offers. Services such as Contactless Click & Collect has helped drive users to pick up theirs orders safely in store, and that same sense of agency will be expected from the returns process as well…
Now, more than ever, the pharmaceutical industry needs hardware that can withstand the hazardous challenges of its manufacturing environments. From rugged internal components to durable outer shells tough enough to withstand stronger cleaning solutions, companies working in this space are looking for mobile computers that have what it takes to perform under extreme pressure and unusual conditions…
For many years, smart devices for business have often looked, felt and performed very differently when compared to those in the consumer sector. The need for in-built scanning and rugged durability have often led to bulky and less aesthetically-pleasing devices – but what if there was a mobile computer that married the business-focused architecture of a rugged device with the sleek chassis and swift performance of a consumer handset?
Now, more than ever, businesses of all shapes and sizes are looking for new ways to increase the productivity and flexibility in the face of adversity. With organisations looking to operate with their forces often spread out remotely, digital solutions are becoming the go to path for success. From data processing to task automation, data networking offers businesses the necessary agility to maintain their bottom line while keeping their staff connected to the core of the network…
The coronavirus pandemic has had a profound impact on every facet of our lives, including how we buy and sell products and services. eCommerce has boomed as a result, with customers heading online more than ever to make their purchases. That’s placed a considerable extra strain on the supply chain, with warehouse operators and logistics providers having to pivot to meet that greater demand and hunger for faster turnaround times…
Today’s supply chain doesn’t have the time to wait, especially when customers are waiting for their orders to arrive. The last mile remains as important as ever, so businesses operating fleets across the country need the right technology in place to fulfil deliveries with the utmost efficiency. That’s where Peak Technologies comes in…
The supply chain doesn’t have time to wait – and neither do customers. With lead times constantly shortening, businesses operating in transport & logistics, warehousing and distribution find themselves looking for new ways to save time and make their fulfilment practices leaner and more efficient…
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As print infrastructures grow to meet increasing demands, so do the risks of costly errors and potential hardware downtimes. So, having the right hardware, software and internal systems could make all the difference when meeting customer expectations and ensuring repeat business…
Mobile devices have become a core part of the modern retail operation. From helping customers on the shop floor with product lookups and price checks, to the inventory management of items in the stock room, tablets and smartphones make all the difference when meeting customer expectations and driving up sales. Even smart IoT (Internet of Things) devices help vital data from footfall and customer journeys throughout a retail premises…
As your operation grows, so does the strain on your printer hardware. And with so many business-critical processes tied to the label and receipt printing of your organisation, if these printers fail or degrade, you risk losing valuable business. For larger scale warehouse and logistics operations, that means integrating hardware that’s ready to perform and deliver 24/7, even during peak periods of business, so you can minimise downtime…
The coronavirus pandemic has transformed the modern retail landscape, forcing retailers and customers alike to shift their behaviours when it comes to selling and buying goods. From the collection of online ordered parcels to fulfil from store transactions, customers have had their confidence understandably shaken when it comes to buying in person…
The supply chain never stops moving, so your printer infrastructure needs the capacity to keep up with the pace of your warehouse and logistics operations. Utilising normal desktop printers simply isn’t good enough when volumes increase – and that’s where industrial printers come in, offering the kind of large-scale printing prowess that elevate your printing performance…
National Inclusion Week runs from September 28th-October 4th, 2020. This is an annual week of workplace activities and events that aims to highlight the importance of inclusion across the globe. It is an opportunity for companies to get connected and engage with people and employees who are passionate about inclusion in the workplace and elsewhere…
Peak Technologies technology partner Zebra Technologies has made a name for itself creating some of the most feature-rich rugged devices for business applications, but its diverse portfolio also extends to devices that leverage the familiar capabilities of a traditional consumer smartphone.
The modern retail sector is a demanding place to do business, and that means organisations operating in this space need technology that’s powerful enough to support peak business periods on the familiar platform that is Android. That’s wear the TC52 comes in. One of the latest additions to Zebra Technologies growing range of touch computers, which offers less rugged features than Zebra’s mobile computer range by trades them in part for the sleek design and capabilities of a consumer handset.
Whether it’s a greater number of tablets operating in your warehouse, or rugged devices being utilised by mobile workers, you need a single platform that enables you to deploy new devices, securely manage apps, reduce downtime & more.
Refreshing your mobile estate can be a real headache. Whether you’re deploying a single handset for a new user or 2,000 devices across multiple sites, you need to be sure that every device is configured to run your business-critical apps…
The picking & packing operations in your warehouse can work faster, smarter & safer with the combination of the versatile ProGlove scanner and the rugged features of the Samsung XCover Pro from Peak-Ryzex…
If you’re looking to upgrade the mobile operations in your business by upgrading your Windows devices to Android and want to avoid the hassle of transferring your entire estate manually, then you need a fast, robust & multi-faceted solution. Enter Ivanti Velocity (powered by Wavelink)…
Does your business operate within Greater London? Do you utilise HGVs (heavy goods vehicles) in your fleet? If you’ve answered yes on both counts, then your organisation will need to have a compliant camera setup in place by February 2021 in order gain full visibility of your vehicle blind spots…
M-Netics is part of the Peak Technologies group of companies.
The M-Netics software solutions have now been integrated into the Peak Technologies solutions portfolio.
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