Challenge: Our client is a leading independent, dealer exclusive auto auction offering over 2,000 vehicles a week. Their in-house inventory tracking software was running on outdated mobile devices, and its upgraded wireless network had strict requirements for compatibility, thus limiting the number of devices available.

Challenge: Our client was in need of a more intuitive, point-and-click route accounting solution. To complement the new route accounting system, our client needed to procure and manage new hardware throughout the products' lifecycles.

Challenge: Our client needed to move away from a paper-based solution, which was inefficient, expensive, and error-prone. Under the historical system, paperwork was involved with every step of the parcel dispatch and delivery process. Our client wanted to automate its dispatching operations and collect better data in the field, plus reduce the number of potential misdirects.

Traditional commercial vehicle manufacturers, such as Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland, are increasingly switching to providing vehicles fully built by them, rather than supplying only the chassis.

Epicor Software Corp. has developed a hosted version of its Epicor Eagle for the Aftermarket application.

Use of RFID tags at the item level is upstaging case and pallet tagging among many retailers, says Tom O'Boyle, director of RFID at Barcoding Inc. O'Boyle explains the benefits derived from item-level tagging and looks at other innovative applications for RFID, including hybrid systems that mix active and passive tags.