The latest issue of Supply Chain IT magazine features a story on how the Handheld Algiz 10X rugged Windows tablet streamlines warehouse performance. At the largest building in northern Europe, Jula’s warehouse in Skara, Sweden, Handheld Algiz 10X rugged tablets is used for picking warehouse orders. Workers also use Algiz 10X tablets with external scanners to scan pallet labels as they are loaded onto trucks. Enormous efficiency gains.
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