Case Study: Motion Computing Employs RFID In Slate Tablet PCs To Benefit Medical Industry

Motion Computing, headquartered in Austin, Texas, produces slate tablet PCs for mobile professionals in industries including healthcare, government, and field force automation. Motion is a mobile computing and wireless communications leader, combining world-class innovation and industry experience so individuals can use computing technology in new ways and places. The company's enhanced line of tablet PCs and accessories are designed to increase productivity for on-the-go users while providing computing security, power and versatility.

Operations Data

• Established in 2001, Motion is a company driven to innovate and applies that culture to the markets it serves which include: Healthcare, Enterprise Mobility (includes Field Sales & Service, Retail, and Hospitality), Education, Manufacturing, and Government.
• Motion has three award-winning tablet PC form factors and offers related peripherals, software, and other services to provide complete, wireless computing solutions for mobile professionals.
• Motion was the first tablet PC developer to incorporate an integrated RFID reader.
• Motion's tablet PCs are recognized as tools that are designed for the way people work and are focused on integrating world-class technology that is application and mobility driven. Motion's customers experience tangible, measurable advances in productivity, without compromising their work styles to accommodate a machine.
• With more than 1,400 resellers in 24 countries, Motion has built a collaborative ecosystem of strong reseller partners and industry-leading software and hardware vendors to help its customers find the right combination of products and services to support specific mobile computing needs. Its distributor and value-added reseller partners include: Seneca Data, TechData, Synntex, CDW, McKesson and Cerner Corporation.
• Motion is the only company that focuses 100 percent on slate PCs, and continues to be the world leader in the category as reported by IDC in their 2007-2011 Tablet Forecast.