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AIDC and Electronic Health Records

AIDC & Electronic Health Records Over the Past Decade In the past decade, healthcare IT underwent rapid growth as it was a top spending priority for hospital executives.  As we head into a new decade,

RFID in the Automotive Supply Chain

Pain Points for Automotive Suppliers Automotive manufacturers and parts suppliers operate in an industry that is susceptible to rapid demand changes and lack of visibility. Suppliers need to balance the right capacity of parts and

Top 5 Benefits for RFID in the NICU

NICU Overview According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 15 million babies are born prematurely each year and the number appears to be rising. The rise in NICU admissions calls for more modernized and

Zebra’s New ATR7000 Reader for RFID

Redefine Operational Efficiency With Affordable Real-Time Locationing If you are unsure where your critical assets are in your business, consequently, this is a recipe for disaster. Also, you won’t be able to achieve maximum workforce

Direct Thermal Label Printer in Healthcare

Direct Thermal Label Printer for Healthcare Applications A direct thermal label printer is used in many industries to print everything from shipping labels, tickets and receipts, to name tags and visitor passes. However, in healthcare facilities, these

How to Choose a Barcode Scanner

Barcode Scanners Come in All “Sizes and Shapes” There are a number of different makes and models of barcode scanners available on the market. It can be difficult and time consuming to evaluate the cost

The Industrial Mobile Computer Meets Healthcare

Honeywell’s industrial 99EX Mobile Computer was designed with extreme durability. You can find them on UPS trucks, in warehouses, manufacturing plants, retail stores, and now… even hospitals. Meet Honeywell’s 99EXhc Mobile Computer with Healthcare ready

Analyzing your Hospital’s Wireless System

Having trouble with consistent wireless coverage? At RMS Omega, our services team has encountered many healthcare facilities with wireless systems that are not living up to their initial expectations. So what’s the best way to