Inventory management, a critical driver of enterprise supply chains, is getting an upgrade for the smart factory. Here's how.
Barcode-scanning mobile devices are an efficient, cost-effective application, but harsh manufacturing environments require a ruggedized solution.
Rugged mobile scanning devices like the Tab Active2 make it a breeze to scan multiple barcodes in seconds.
Digitization is critical to manufacturing efficiency, and mobile devices are the ideal platform to access cloud technologies.
Drop-safe, shatter-resistant devices, like Samsung's Galaxy XCover Pro, help the manufacturing sector achieve its lean ambitions.
Users can gain one-button access to up to six different apps on the Galaxy XCover Pro by following these six simple steps.
Consumer-grade smartphones aren't made for rough conditions. The Galaxy XCover Pro is built tough to support frontline workers.
In just six easy steps, you can activate Galaxy smartphones' emergency SOS feature and protect your workers.
Samsung, IBM and M1 are partnering with Singapore's IMDA in a Smart Nation project to explore Industry 4.0 use cases combining AI, mobile devices and robotics, all accelerated on 5G network technology.
Mobility is the most efficient way to boost employee productivity in lean manufacturing and will drive tomorrow's smart factories.
Mobile devices can accelerate adoption of lean manufacturing. Here are six areas where mobility is increasing efficiency.
Tomorrow's smart factory will need to increase its manufacturing uptime. EAM software and mobile devices get the job done.
The advent of new technologies is dramatically changing how factories and manufacturing processes function.
Manufacturing companies can develop a customer-centric approach by incorporating digital smart factory principles into operations.
A confluence of technology trends such as IIoT and powerful mobile computing devices is rebooting predictive maintenance.
Companies considering a smart factory upgrade leveraging lean manufacturing techniques should keep a few guidelines in place.
Auto parts manufacturer Magna uses wearables and tablets to improve employee communication and to help create a smart factory environment.
In this News Insight from Manufacturing.net, John Carr looks at how effective use of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) technology can help achieve smarter manufacturing.
In this News Insight from Manufacturing Business Technology, AppDirect’s Dan Saks highlights three key steps to navigating the digital revolution in the manufacturing sector.