Mobile Computing Case Studies

61. Driving High Stakes Data Capture At The PGA 4/3/2013

    After spending hundreds of thousands of dollars per tournament on a third-party scoring system, the PGA IT team identified a need for a better technology solution when it came to scoring and data capture at some of the most well-known golf tournaments in the world.

62. Construction Management Company Increases Efficiency And Reduces Project Schedules With Tablet PCs 2/19/2013

    This case study from Motion Computing takes a look at Pinnacle/CSG, a construction management firm dedicated to consistently delivering high-quality results through value-engineering and innovative solutions. Pinnacle was previously using paper-based workflows, but its dedication to using technology as a competitive advantage pushed them to look for a digital option.

63. Adlib Audio Productions Keep The Beat Steady With Rugged Mobile Technology 2/19/2013

    This Motion Computing case study takes a look at Adlib Solutions, one of the most well-known and well respected names in the live performance industry. With a large range of high-end clients, these leaders in performance and production require a comprehensive system to manage and control multi-million pound PA systems in a variety of conditions.

64. Nunavut Housing Corporation Saves Time And Improves Inspection Efficiency With Mobile Solution 2/19/2013

    This Motion Computing case study takes a look at the Nunavut Housing Corporation (NHC) whose mandate as a Public Agency of the Government of Nunavut is to create, coordinate, and administer housing programs to provide fair access to a range of affordable housing options to families and individuals in Nunavut. To ensure suitable housing conditions, NHC must perform building and condition rating inspections of all housing units.

65. Enhancing Officer Safety While Reducing IT Support 11/21/2012

    This case study from NetMotion Wireless takes a look at the Oregon State Police (OSP) as they were looking for a faster, more precise way to troubleshoot cellular network and technology issues to increase field officer and staff productivity.

66. Major Freight Airline Upgrades To Simplified Mobility Solution 11/19/2012

    This case study from Stratix takes a look at a major air freight carrier operating more than 200,000 flights each year as they need to replace their 300 outdated mobile devices to improve freight monitoring capabilities, improve uptime in the field, and improve visibility and efficiency of repairs and replenishment.

67. Global Airline Improves Maintenance Crew Performance With Tablets 11/19/2012

    This case study from Stratix takes a look at a global airline serving 260 airports in 50 countries and territories with 3,500+ daily flights and a combined network fleet of 900 aircraft as efficiency problems are hindering the performance of its maintenance department.

68. Market Research Firm Extends Mobile Technology And Applications To Field Service Team 11/19/2012

    This case study from Stratix takes a look at a leading global market research firm that reaches out to 25,000 consumers in more than 50 countries to gauge numerous economic and personal finance factors as they look to simplify and reduce the number of devices in use by their field technicians and improve efficiency.

69. Keeping Mobile Data Secure At A Financial Security Company 11/16/2012

    Since its establishment, a publicly traded fi nancial security company had been committed to offering people in various stages of their lives fi nancial security solutions when preparing for home ownership, retirement, long-term healthcare and wealth management.

70. Mobile Solution Increases Productivity And Delivers Business Continuity 11/16/2012

    Today, financial service organizations face significant technological challenges as the mobile workforce is dramatically increasing both domestically and internationally. As mobile and wireless technology have quickly become the standard for how business is conducted, even the largest financial enterprises are struggling with migrating away from outdated and costly wireline infrastructures.