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What is used for ADC in implementation of WMS?

    1. RF terminals

    2. Dispensers

    3. IR terminals

    4. None of the above

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Question ajoutée par Wasi Rahman Sheikh , WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR , AL MUTLAQ FURNITURE MFG
Date de publication: 2016/03/07
Ahmed Mohamed Ayesh Sarkhi
par Ahmed Mohamed Ayesh Sarkhi , Shared Services Supervisor , Saudi Musheera Co. Ltd.

Full Agree with expert answers above

 

MASOOQUE ALI
par MASOOQUE ALI , PAYROLL OFFICER , Arabian Bemco Contracting Co. Ltd

Agree with Mr. Saiyid.......

Emad Mohammed said abdalla
par Emad Mohammed said abdalla , ERP & IT Software, operation general manager . , AL DOHA Company

i fully agree with the answers been added by EXPERTS..................Thanks.

Vinod Jetley
par Vinod Jetley , Assistant General Manager , State Bank of India

I agree with Saiyid Maududi Lead Financial Applications

Saiyid Maududi-Oracle Applications Consultant
par Saiyid Maududi-Oracle Applications Consultant , Entrerprise Architect , US Technomatrix, Inc

Hello Team,

Automated Data Collection (ADC), also known as Automated Data Capture (ADC), Automated Identification (AutoID), Automated Identification and Data Capture (AIDC), and by many as just "Barcoding" consists of many technologies including some that have nothing to do with bar codes.  Voice systems, RFID, OCR, pick-to-light, laser scanners, CCD scanners,  hand-held batch and RF terminals,  vehicle-mounted computers,  and wearable computers are all part of the ADC picture.

The fear of six-figure project costs often prevent many small to mid-sized manufacturers and distributors from taking advantage of Automated Data Collection (ADC) technologies. The key to implementing cost-effective ADC systems is knowing what technologies are available and the amount of integration required to implement them. Applying this knowledge to the processes in your operation will help you in developing the scope of your project. Limiting your project to or prioritizing by those applications that have a high benefit/cost ratio will allow you to apply these operational improvement technologies within a reasonable budget.  For example, adding a keyboard-wedge bar-code scanner to an existing PC or terminal in a production or warehouse area is a very low cost method for applying ADC to existing shop-floor reporting and shipping applications. This type of hardware is inexpensive and the only real programming required is that needed to add a bar code to the form (work order, pick slip, etc.)

Regards,

Saiyid

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