PrimeSource Building Products

Prior to contacting Pragmatyxs, PrimeSource's internal order verification process relied exclusively on a manual process. Unfortunately, this meant the process was labor intensive and error prone. Pragmatyxs developed a material tracking solution to quickly and effective meet PrimeSource's compliance requirements.

Find out how Pragmatyxs implemented a wireless order verification application for PrimeSource

Zebra Desktop Series Printers

Zebra's Desktop printer family offers a comprehensive choice of direct thermal (LP) and thermal transfer (TLP) models for 2- and 4-inch wide printing-each with distinctive characteristics to ensure your specific application is fully satisfied.

Media loading is simplified thanks to the OpenACCESS® design, which tucks the printhead into the printer's top cover, and provides a clear media window for easy monitoring. Just drop the media in, shut the cover, and start printing! Maximize workplace efficiency with a 5-inch media roll capacity (for fewer label roll changes) and a space-saving, compact design. Their durable, dual-wall construction ensures that Desktop series printers will withstand rough handling in your busy work environment.

Features

• Print method: Direct thermal (LP) or direct thermal/thermal transfer (TLP)
• Construction: ABS double-walled casing
• OpenACCESS® design
• Head up sensor
• ZebraDesigner™ basic label design software

Applications

• Shipping/Receiving
• Warehouse shelf labeling and inventory control
• Healthcare specimen labeling and patient tracking
• Retail product marking, shelf labeling, and coupon and receipt printing
• Transportation/Logistics
• E-Commerce postage

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On the desktop we have seen the migration from "green screen" business applications to client-server and now a hybrid of the two — browser-based interfaces. In large mission-critical business deployments these server centric solutions have been favored by the short-handed IT departments that support them. The attraction of central management is often justified over the lesser user experience. In the wireless real-time handheld computer space we have seen a similar move from character-based telnet applications to browser applications. Telnet applications are still prevalent, but the growth of smarter handheld computers and abundant access to web developers has led to more and more browser deployments. Though the user is given a more graphical interface it can be at the cost of performance and functionality. How can businesses deliver rich solutions and not break the bank supporting them?(Read more...).

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