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RFID, mobile computing and data collection technology leader Intermec Inc. has named RedPrairie, a global leader in supply chain technology solutions, an EMEA Premier Honours Partner.

Masternaut has acquired GE Mobile Solutions, the division of GE specialising in mobile computing technology for business.

Psion Teklogix, a global leader in mobile computing, today announces that BEC (Systems Integration) Ltd, specialists in data capture and RFID, have been selected to join its exclusive Premier Partnership programme.

Psion Teklogix, a global provider of solutions for mobile computing, wireless data collection, imaging and RFID today announced that it has signed a 210,000 contract to install an integrated wireless and voice hardware solution alongside AquiTecs Warehouse Management System and Vocollects voice solution at East Anglia Federal Co-Op Society Limiteds 140,000 square foot Ipswich-based warehouse.

Psion Teklogix, a global provider of solutions for mobile computing, wireless data collection, imaging and RFID, and Vocollect, Inc., the world leader in voice-directed work, today introduced the WORKABOUT PRO Speech.

Psion Teklogix has a long history of award winning innovation, in product, service and application technologies. Today, I am able to invite you to participate in a more productive future for your business with Voice Directed Mobile Computing.

Latest addition to the Psion Teklogix line provides customers with new features and graphical interface advances for rugged vehicle-mount computers

Symbol Validates Voxware's VoiceXML Client Software to Redefine the Role of Voice for Symbol's Mobile Computing Devices in Logistics

Skillweb, the mobile computing specialist company, has announced the availability of the latest in its family of wireless applications - Task Control Manager (TCM). TCM is aimed at mobile workers in retail delivery and fulfilment who need to receive tasks and be able to return status reports back to head office, specifically where delivery schedules need to be flexible to provide better customer service.

Until now, retailers too often have been forced to rely on a variety of application-centric, proprietary technologies for their store operations and store management applications. The result has been a combination of mobile devices, operating systems and software development tools that have made it difficult, if not impossible, to reduce support and training costs. Intermec Technologies new modular CN30 mobile computer system changes all that.