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At Geneva Lakes Cold Storage, -20° F Temperatures Can't Freeze Out LXE's Rugged Systems

Overview Geneva Lakes Cold Storage (GLCS) is a family-owned business located in Darien, Wisconsin. They are the primary storage and distribution point for Tombstone, Jack's, and DiGiorno brand frozen pizzas. Geneva Lakes used LXE’s wireless network and VX1 vehicle mount computers to: Improve inventory accuracy, improve order picking & processing time and double the orders shipped.

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Publisher	LXE (EMS Technology)	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	17
Format	Case Studies
Topics	802.11, Wireless LAN, Portable Computers

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