Fleets are turning to secure mobile devices to improve communication and quality of life for truck drivers on the road.
Werner built a custom mobile app and deployed rugged Samsung devices to streamline inspections and improve scheduled maintenance.
Mobile devices in vehicle cabs are now commonplace. Learn how telematics technology can improve your fleet's productivity.
Industrial forklift operators can use Inertia to work more safely and efficiently on mounted tablets.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab Active4 Pro is a rugged Android tablet that meets all the criteria for warehouse work.
Equipping warehouse workers with rugged mobile devices and convenient charging accessories can streamline your operations.
The National Railway of Belgium nearly doubled agent efficiency with Samsung rugged tablets and Targus Workstations.
The transportation industry has used terminal and concourse displays and digital directional signage for years to improve the experience for travelers. Now, retailers are adopting the same digital signage technology.
The Samsung Galaxy Note10 and Samsung DeX are helping the aviation industry soar into the mobile era.
As mobile solutions reach the end of their life in warehouses and distribution centers, decision makers are looking to Android for device and OS security.
The GENIVI Alliance and Open Connectivity Foundation recently announced a collaboration to create open standards around the connected car.
With the rise of rapid technological advancements in the transportation industry, smart cities are about to get a whole lot smarter.
As passengers expect increasingly personalized service, more airlines are turning to new technology to enhance the travel experience.
In order to meet consumer demand, airlines must provide in-flight Wi-Fi that rivals the connectivity travelers are used to at home.
Driving is about to get a lot safer thanks to new connected car developments such as BrakeActive, which aims to reduce rear-end collisions.
Are self-piloted airplanes on the horizon? A new development in automation technology could mean big changes for the aviation world.
JetBlue is catering to consumer demand by offering passengers free, high-speed, in-flight Wi-Fi on its entire fleet.
Faced with a shortage of licensed technicians, Charlie’s Plumbing needed a mobile solution to streamline workflows for field workers.
Retailers are turning to warehouse robots to speed processing and boost efficiencies.