Pick-by-Voice: when switching actually pays off in your warehouse
Pick-by-voice takes the device out of the picker’s hand. When that pays off, when it does not, and how to tell from eight criteria.
Pick-by-voice takes the device out of the picker’s hand. When that pays off, when it does not, and how to tell from eight criteria.
RFID delivers value along the entire chain — from label to printing to reading. OPAL connects hardware, labels and software end to end.
The 8680i scan glove from Brady (formerly Honeywell): light (151 g), intuitive and completely hands-free, up to 8,000 scans per shift for real productivity gains.
Zebra honours OPAL’s Frank Abert for outstanding commitment to the channel and industry – great success with OPAL Labelmanagement for SAP.
Microsoft ended Windows WEH 6.5 support on 14 February 2020 – running on it risks security gaps. OPAL guides your switch to Android.
The Dolphin CK65 from Brady (formerly Honeywell): the rugged successor to the CK3 with a larger display, multi-touch and the Mobility Edge™ platform for investment protection.
Product labelling is business-critical: OPAL LABELMANAGEMENT™ controls your SAP® printing processes centrally – the 7 phases to a successful project.
Water-soluble labels mark reusable containers temporarily and wash off without residue – FDA-approved for indirect food contact, soluble at pH 3–14.
RFID simplifies consignment-store management in healthcare: 3,500 transponders scanned per box in seconds, with mix-up-free assignment to the patient.
Record attendance and great interest in SAP-integrated label management: the 20th DSAG Annual Congress in Nuremberg was a success for OPAL.
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