Ramblings from a team that spends way too much time chasing inventory with mobile computers...
<----- This guy does not work here, although he is still probably a nice guy.
The Panatrack team is exhibiting at Dynamics Convergence next week in New Orleans. For those not in the know, Convergence is the premier yearly Microsoft Dynamics event "bringing customers, partners, team members and industry experts together in an environment created for you to discuss solutions, address business needs and establish a true community that can be leveraged throughout the year". (Or at least that is what Microsoft says. It is also a great chance to meet current and future customers and partners.) Read More »
The Panatrack team is exhibiting at Dynamics Convergence next week in New Orleans. For those not in the know, Convergence is the premier yearly Microsoft Dynamics event "bringing customers, partners, team members and industry experts together in an environment created for you to discuss solutions, address business needs and establish a true community that can be leveraged throughout the year". (Or at least that is what Microsoft says. It is also a great chance to meet current and future customers and partners.)
OK, despite my best efforts at trying to keep current on the magic world of blogging, I have not been contributing my share of blog entries.This is despite my "I promise to contribute here a few times per month". Apparently, I blew that one. It is suffering along with the plan to start jogging this year. It is amazing the amount of neat things happening here, and the total lack of time I have had to make even this simple of an entry. Posting perfection being my biggest enemy, I'd rather do a quick brain-dump of recent coolness than be haunted by my procrastination. Read More »
OK, despite my best efforts at trying to keep current on the magic world of blogging, I have not been contributing my share of blog entries.This is despite my "I promise to contribute here a few times per month". Apparently, I blew that one. It is suffering along with the plan to start jogging this year.
It is amazing the amount of neat things happening here, and the total lack of time I have had to make even this simple of an entry. Posting perfection being my biggest enemy, I'd rather do a quick brain-dump of recent coolness than be haunted by my procrastination.
Kidding about the title...sort of. I was having a conversation recently with one of our partners who was relating a story of the efforts involved in upgrading their website. The timing was good because we have recently spent a significant effort doing some technology updates on our site as well. During the conversation it occurred to me that, once again, we share the same problems that our customers and partners face. I thought I would share what we are doing and some of the insights regarding how we are doing it. Read More »
Kidding about the title...sort of.
I was having a conversation recently with one of our partners who was relating a story of the efforts involved in upgrading their website. The timing was good because we have recently spent a significant effort doing some technology updates on our site as well. During the conversation it occurred to me that, once again, we share the same problems that our customers and partners face. I thought I would share what we are doing and some of the insights regarding how we are doing it.
Your symbol mobile computers may encounter a difficulty when first connecting to wireless access points from other manufacturers. You may already have received an error when trying to set up a connection profile that states something similar to the following message: "The profile you are trying to connect to may not connect due to regulatory rules." Most notably, if you have a Cisco or Linksys access point and a Symbol mobile computer, you are probably encountering this trouble. The good news is that the fix is easy. The bad news is that you have probably pulled your hair out trying to find the answer. Read More »
Your symbol mobile computers may encounter a difficulty when first connecting to wireless access points from other manufacturers. You may already have received an error when trying to set up a connection profile that states something similar to the following message: "The profile you are trying to connect to may not connect due to regulatory rules."
Most notably, if you have a Cisco or Linksys access point and a Symbol mobile computer, you are probably encountering this trouble. The good news is that the fix is easy. The bad news is that you have probably pulled your hair out trying to find the answer.
If you are already reading this, you have learned that we have introduced blogging into our site here. Why? Well, if you are still reading this, then it proves that we might better reach current and potential customers by blathering on usefully about various topics. We are often sought after for help or guidance regarding inventory or the technology to manage it. Our plan is to share what we have learned as we run across it, and a blog provides us with the perfect format to do so. Read More »
If you are already reading this, you have learned that we have introduced blogging into our site here. Why? Well, if you are still reading this, then it proves that we might better reach current and potential customers by blathering on usefully about various topics. We are often sought after for help or guidance regarding inventory or the technology to manage it. Our plan is to share what we have learned as we run across it, and a blog provides us with the perfect format to do so.