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2:1 to TTID

05.08.2011

When a game kicks off in the home of football, 90 minutes of passion and emotion are guaranteed. Players, trainers and fans give their all. At the sell-out Championship game between Coventry City and Crystal Palace, we were pleased to be able to host some of our top TTID customers and representatives of our business partner Syntec in a box especially reserved for the match.

Staffticker

05.08.2011

Since 15 March 2011, Daniel Schindler (38) has been our new IT expert for internal and external projects at TTID. In his role as sales coordinator, Shingo Nii (37) acts as a virtual bridge between Europe and Japan.

New: BHT-900. Simply twice as good!

23.11.2010

TTID has yet again succeeded in bringing a top-class Barcode Handheld Terminal to market. The new DENSO BHT-900 builds on the success of its predecessors. In practical terms, the new model offers twice the functionality of the previous BHT-8000 unit. The new BHT-900 is twice as fast, twice as resistant to drop damage, has double the data storage capacity and – at fully 200 hours – even offers more than three times as much battery life! Overall, the new model offers customers a truly outstanding performance package.

Valora Services Austria achieves new transparency thanks to BARCOTEC and BHT-700

23.11.2010

Whenever magazines are delivered in Austria, Valora Services is usually involved. Valora is the country’s leading magazine wholesaler and delivers around 3,500 titles to 10,300 retail outlets, four times a week. The company recently installed a new system to improve their parcel control processes, with data being captured with the help of BARCOTEC’s BHT-700 product family and “easyMITS” software.

Outpatient clinic chooses SKK digital inventory system

23.11.2010

The outpatient clinic in Skawina, Poland, has recently converted to a digital logging system for managing the inventory of its medical equipment and devices, saving both time and money. The system was developed by our Polish partners SKK (Systemy Kodów Kreskowych) and uses DENSO handheld data capture terminals.

QR Code schnitzel hunt through Frankfurt

23.11.2010

In October, the first official QR Code schnitzel hunt took place in downtown Frankfurt, Germany. The event was organized by the Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund GmbH (RMV – public transport company), the Frankfurt EXPLORAmuseum, the Frankfurt Municipal Information Office and QR Code expert Steffen Schilke.

Support for disadvantaged kids

23.11.2010

It has become something of a valued tradition at TTID: each Christmas, we support a social project in the region. This year, we have chosen the Gerd Jansen School Trust in Krefeld, whose funding priority is the physical and motor development of children.

Staff Ticker

23.11.2010

Heike Laubach-Puls (33) joined TTID in 2007 and has resumed her former role as an Accounting Clerk in bookkeeping since returning from maternity leave in June 2010. Dirk Gelbrich is head of the Service & Support Team and is responsible for the organization of pre- and post-sales support. He started work with TTID as a software engineer on 1 July 1999, and was responsible for customer support focusing on software issues. As Area Sales Manager for Eastern Europe and Italy, Francois Beau works with our partners to ensure that Denso Wave Auto ID products are optimally positioned and achieve the best possible sales. He began his career with TTID on 1 January 2000 as a Sales Representative.

Smart readers for DONAULAND

30.05.2010

With around 320,000 members, DONAULAND is Austria's largest book and media club. In addition to catalog mail order sales and the online internet shop, the company also operates a third distribution channel via its network of eight branches. In this area, transparency is a key factor in achieving high levels of customer satisfaction. To always know which book is in stock in which store, DONAULAND relies on the DENSO BHT-400 mobile terminal and "easyMITS" connectivity software from our partner BARCOTEC to manage their inventory and store orders.

Mobile data capture: a core pillar of DENSO WAVE

30.05.2010

Mobile terminals and barcode scanners are one of the three core pillars of DENSO WAVE, which specializes in industrial products within the DENSO Group. The other two product groups are programmable industrial controls and industrial robots. Hidekuni Sugi, the new CEO of DENSO WAVE, observed: "All three pillars use innovative developments to make processes more efficient and are seen within the company as a single strategic entity." You already know about mobile data capture devices from personal experience. In this article, we will present the other two business units and look at the company behind them.

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