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JMTC Teams With Intermec Wireless Mobile Computing to Virtually Wipe Out Inventory Errors

Overview Rock Island Arsenal is the site of the largest government-owned-and-operated arsenal in the United States. The U.S. Army depends on the JMTC to manufacture spare/repair parts and end items as well as to assemble the tool sets, kits and outfits that support soldiers' equipment in the field. tracking system, missions were managed with the existing mainframe base system. The solutions were 750 Mobile Computer, CT60 Rugged Tablet PC, MobileLAN WA21and 3400 Printers. With the help of such safeguards, the JMTC has cut its inventory error rate to less than half of 1 percent from a previous rate of 7 percent. Accuracy is no longer a problem.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Intermec Technologies	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Printers - Plotters, Tablets, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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