This article describes the savings our clients have gotten by using the BlueFletch Enterprise Launcher. The data for this post is based on one specific retailer that we recently helped roll out thousands of new devices. The cost savings we have seen across different retailers ranges based on factors such as shifts, apps, and usage patterns.
Is your organization rolling out a new Android devices or replacing legacy devices with updated hardware? If so, check out our latest whitepaper where we highlight 10 fundamental steps that will ensure a smooth and successful transition into modern mobility.
As businesses grow, so too does the functionality of their enterprise devices. With the growth, we are seeing a shift from kiosk mode, to fully customizable launchers such as Enterprise Launcher. Learn how custom launchers can improve the experience and security of employee devices.
Retailers are continuing to add greater functionality to their Android devices to streamline workflows and increase employee productivity. Read more to learn how trends in retail are changing the way stores operate.
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To help support the growing demand for BOPIS and Curbside offerings, BlueFletch created a retail accelerator app for Android to integrate into existing back-end order management systems in under two weeks. We built This solution based on our years of experience developing apps for retailers that solve common retail use cases.
Passwords – the bain of users and help desks everywhere If you’ve ever spent time working as a help desk support engineer, you know that
Well applied, RFID technology can transform the way supply chains operate by contributing to the efficiency of services, increasing inventory accuracy, and improving security by theft mitigation.
Enterprises are moving to Android. Over that last nine years, Android has gone from being perceived as a “cheap half-baked mobile platform” to being the
