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Tim Jefferson describes the growing use of mobile and wireless technology within the manufacturing sector.

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There is currently a bewildering range of mobile and wireless technologies available that could be used within a manufacturing environment. The take-up of these technologies has been mixed – partly because market research keeps informing manufacturers that these technologies are still developing and that it is difficult to prove the ROI.

The main technologies are broadly broken into four main segments, and to use them effectively as part of a total data processing solution, manufacturers will need to use various devices interacting with one or more of the four simultaneously:

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