Mobility Solutions

Planning and assessment

We'll work closely with you to determine your system objectives, help you understand how wireless infrastructure is best implemented and used within your business structure, and identify any potential issues up front. We'll also document the current environment, paying close attention to any existing s.

Analysis and design

We'll analyze the radio frequency (RF) coverage and help you develop a mobile application migration plan. Then, we'll design a system customized to meet your business requirements. You'll learn how wireless infrastructure will simplify your business processes and impact your existing technology.

Mobility implementation

As a full-service solution provider, eSolutions supplies every part of the system. We can pre-configure the hardware and software, which means your system arrives ready to install. Working onsite, we'll complete the installation, commission the solution and provide wireless infrastructure go-live support.

Management and support

eSolutions and Symbol offer a full suite of maintenance and support programs designed to ensure maximum uptime, ease of operation, lowest total cost of ownership and continued productivity enhancements.

Make or Buy Decision

Typically, comparisons of on-site versus off-site printing of bar code labels focus on cost calculations. In practice, deciding to print bar code labels in house or to outsource bar code symbol production is as dependent on your business practices, data needs, material requirements and internal resources as it is on cost.

The decision to make or buy bar code labels does not need to be made across the board for all of a company's needs. Many companies with in-house printing capabilities still outsource some labels simply because the requirements of some applications can be best met by off-site printers.

As used here, the term "print" and "printer" refer to the production of a bar code, graphics or text whether the image is printed, imaged or etched. Further, since bar code symbols can be produced by a variety of means that do not require label stock, the term "label" will be used to mean both direct imaging and imaging onto a separate label.

It should be noted that, in large companies, with established photo-imaging or printing facilities, the make-or-buy decision is not necessarily pertinent. However, the decision criteria outlined in this article can help determine whether to use a "demand" printing technology or to use "commercial" capabilities.