This Month is a Good Stew

It happens to all of us. You have had several good meals that you prepared at home and now you have a refrigerator full of tasty leftovers. Time to stir them all together and make a good stew. This month's newsletter is a little like that. Click below to learn about this month's stew!

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But can they make it work? It happened again recently, and the customer was a very large company. But with all their IT capabilities, we still found ourselves at one of their sites, running network traces, helping them determine why their mobile computer transactions were taking so long.

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Tracking certain products can be difficult, especially when they are large, coils of steel. In this Customer Soution, we worked with one of our long-time customers to automate the receiving of their steel coils as well as create a database with the location of each coil. If you want to learn more, click below!

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Once a month, I go back and ask the tech services group for a tech tip to put in an upcoming newsletter. This month, the answer that I got was a strange one. The answer was prefaced with, it is a simple problem, but we get calls about it all the time. Getting a mobile printer, particularly a Zebra mobile printer, to calibrate and stop at the top of the form for the label. Click below to find out how!

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The DS2278 is a fairly pedestrian product for EMP. It is not the almighty, and all-rugged DS3678, that you can literally submerge in a bucket of water, and still scan barcodes. It is even lower in the pecking order than the DS8178, the other general purpose, cordless scanners from Zebra. But this lower end scanner has a trick up its sleeve, a micro-USB connector at the base of the scanner by the battery, that you can use to charge this scanner without needing a cradle. Want to learn more? Click below!

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