Logistics professionals acclaim CLEOR and FREQUENTIEL as KINGS of the Supply Chain 2010

On 19 January 2010, at the Buddha Bar in Paris, in front of more than 600 Logistics professionals, CLEOR and FREQUENTIEL were awarded the KING OF SUPPLY CHAIN 2010 trophy from Supply Chain Magazine. This project, designed in partnership with TOSHIBA TEC for RFID printers and PSION TEKLOGIX for WORKABOUT PRO RFID PDAs, received an overwhelming number of votes from the professionals themselves as part of a large forum. The project finally beat the 24 competing proposals vying in technicality and originality. The proven practical advantages of a very promising technology in the supply chain therefore made all the difference in the eyes of the decision-makers.

Click here to view the VIDEO of CLEOR’s RFID project on YOU TUBE

 

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JP Group was founded by Johannes Pedersen (JP) in 1976. From the beginning they produced spare parts for cars. The company is today very well consolidated with domicile in Viborg, several business areas and activities all over the world. (...)

The Finnish Kesko implemented Scandinavia’s best voice solution with great success and in no time.

 

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French speakers call her Josiane while Dutch speakers call her Marijke, as in the song by Jacques Brel. Who is she? She is the voice pronouncing transaction orders in the Vocollect headsets worn by the twenty or so operators who handle 40,000 parcels per month for wholesalers, hospitals and chemist’s stores in Belgium. This synthesized voice translates and transmits the data from the SAP R/3 WM module. This tireless operator “talks” and listens all day long and acts as an intermediary between the team working in the Sanofi-Aventis warehouse in Boortmeerbeek and Psion Teklogix’s TekSpeech middleware.

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Boyne Valley Group, the Ireland-based manufacturer of food, personal and home care products, has invested €250,000 in a voice directed logistics solution for it’s 55,000 square foot distribution centre in Drogheda, Co. Louth.

 

 

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