How Stronger Devices Can Lead to Big Savings

TechRepublic White Papers TechRepublic Member | May 29, 2011 How Stronger Devices Can Lead to Big Savings Anyone who's used tech for a while knows the feeling of dropping your device. There's that moment of truth when you attempt to power on again. Will your device work? Will it kind of work? Or is it completely shot? With a device which is designed for strength rather than low cost, you'll be able to breathe a little easier. Furthermore, these devices could also save your company money. Read this white paper to learn how the high costs of these devices can lead to high savings later on. Check out these additional resources: Delivering Efficiency: Streamlining Pick-Up and Delivery in the Post & Parcel Industry When you know where a package is going before you pick it up it makes things easier for everyone. Learn about new technologies that encourage customers to offer information earlier in this white paper. Read more   Future Proofing Mobile Computers It's easy to be optimistic about your new hardware's life-cycle. Yet as that hardware ages, it's even easier to get anxious about replacing it. Read this white paper to get real about hardware life-cycles, and learn how to extend them. Learn more   Selecting the Right Label Printer When printing labels in high volumes, it helps to have a printer designed for the job. This white paper takes you through the different options out there for label making and helps you find a solution that fits your needs. Learn more   5 Tips for Choosing a Mobile Printer Your printer can be a real jerk. Thanks to new, mobile printers, problems can happen anywhere. This white paper explains the different options out there for mobile printers and how to pick the right one. Read more   Sponsored by:

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