Skeye Wins Mobile Terminals Order
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The skeye.dart type devices are deployed by Lekkerland customers in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Benelux countries and by field service employees for placing orders.
In these countries, Lekkerland supplies its merchandise to some 100,000 sales outlets, including service station shops, kiosks and bakeries.
Using the new small Skeye terminals, the data can be transmitted directly to the Lekkerland Head Office via GPRS, Ethernet or modem.
The company found the skeye.dart easy to operate because of its 3.5” touch display. Moreover, by adding an order record option, Skeye made it even easier to read bar codes.
Hoeft & Wessel had already supplied Lekkerland with first-generation mobile terminals in the past; now, thanks to a long-term product strategy based on continuity, the company is once again delivering quality to Lekkerland.
The Hoeft & Wessel Group is a leading German IT and engineering technology group for mobile, ticketing and parking solutions. As one of Europe’s largest manufacturers of mobile terminals, the Skeye division offers system solutions for retail and logistics as well as point-of-sale solutions.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
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