Guidelines for Military’s RFID Usage.

SAP/Zebra Agreement Means Easier Bar Coding for SAP Users.

As a result of an agreement between SAP AG and Zebra, users of SAP^® solutions now have a fast and easy way to generate bar codes on demand for asset tracking, compliance labeling, document tracking, and other business productivity improvements.

Thanks to the addition of Zebra’s bar code rendering technology and SAP’s new native Zebra programming language (ZPL^®) bar code printer driver, SAP SmartForms capabilities now encompass bar code label design and native, on-demand thermal bar code label printing, and enable users of mySAP™ Business Suite to incorporate bar code label design and printing capabilities into their forms management portfolio.

For additional details about the benefits of the agreement for SAP users, click here.

See Zebra’s Bar Coding Solutions for Oracle^® Systems at Oracle OpenWorld.

See how Zebra’s Oracle-certified XML-enabled printing solutions simplify integration of bar coding into your Oracle Warehouse Management System or Mobile Supply Chain Application without additional middleware or server hardware. Come to Booth #2320 at Oracle OpenWorld, Dec. 6–10, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

Also download our free white paper “Bar Code Printing Options for Zebra Printers in Oracle WMS.”

Want to Make Your Service, Delivery, and Sales Associates More Effective on the Route? Read This Updated White Paper!

Route accounting generally involves using a route sales force to service customers at their places of business. Learn how—and by how much—mobile printing can improve quality, reduce costs, and save time in your route accounting operations. Download “Improving Route Accounting with Mobile Printing Applications” now.

AIM Offers Guidance on Military's RFID Usage.

The Association for Automatic Identification and Mobility (AIM) RFID Expert Group has published guidelines for the Department of Defense (DoD) as it looks to add radio frequency identification (RFID) usage to its military shipping label in 2005. Clive Hohberger, PhD, Zebra's vice president, technology development, served as primary editor for the guidelines.

The document, "Proposed Guidelines for the Use of RFID-Enabled Labels in Military Logistics: Recommendations for Revision of MIL-STD 129," also serves as an excellent primer on smart labels and the use of EPCglobal and DoD RFID data structures in case and pallet labeling.

A free copy of the guidelines is available through AIM Global's Web site. To download the document, click here.

Looking for Ways to Improve Patient Safety?

Learn about our solutions for positive patient identification, as well as for accurate identification and tracking of everything from prescriptions to blood samples to medical files. Join Zebra this week at the Summit on Patient Safety & Information Technology, Booth #19, Nov. 18–19, in San Diego. Or, on Dec. 5-9, visit Booth #237 at the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists^®ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibits in Orlando.

Also be sure to download the free white paper “It’s All in the Wrist: Improving Patient Safety with Bar Code Wristbands.” Find additional solutions at http://www.lifesciences.zebra.com.

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